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January 29, 2013
This is it: the single most important metal record of the past few decades. Brutality, ferocity, wholesale mayhem -- the English language fails Reign In Blood. The real way to experience this high speed rallying cry for all that's metal in this world is to listen to it wearing a suit made from the skin of your enemies.
Metalcore innovators Hatebreed keep on bringing the angry-dude angst with The Divinity Of Purpose. The aggro vibes are more blown out than usual, in fact. Who knows, maybe CNN mistakenly tagging them a white power act during the Wisconsin Sikh temple shooting in 2012 pissed them off to entirely new extremes? Regardless, singer Jamey Jasta sounds like Mr. McGoo on 'roids while barking about drawing lines in sand, making stands and putting things to torches (whatever that means). As per the usual, his mates are meaty, big and bouncy -- especially on highlight rager "Nothing Scars Me."
On The Record: Hatebreed
On the Record is an exclusive video series wherein big stars gush about their favorite albums of all time -- in exactly 45 seconds. Today, we've got Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta praising Slayer's immortal thrash metal classic Reign in Blood. Enjoy.