Hatebreed Satisfaction Is The Death Of Desire

Take the fierce energy of a hardcore band, add a touch of metal and what you unleash is the perfect combination only known as New Haven CT's Hatebreed. Tired with the current state of heavy music singer Jamey Jasta wanted to asssemble music that would hit everyone over the head and begin the awakening.

Jamey states "that was the reason we started this band. In Connecticut in 1993 people considered Quicksand hardcore and I'm thinking ‘no way this is indie rock.' We wanted simple songs with simple song structures. All out brutality, 30 seconds and it is done." Aptly put by Thrasher, "Hatebreed means business, they don't fuck around, and they don't waste your time."

Their 1997 Victory Records debut Satisfaction is the Death Is The Satisfaction of Desire is a certifiable hardcore phenomenon, a top selling release that continues to make strides and has sold more copies than any other debut in the history of the label. If you can't quite put your finger on it, Jamey will for you, "This recording has that evil, it resides in all of us. It's what fuels us." Colored vinyl pressing from Victory Records with MP3 digital download.

Hatebreed Satisfaction Is The Death Of Desire Track Listing:

1.   Empty Promises   
2.   Burn The Lies   
3.   Before Dishonor   
4.   Puritan   
5.   Conceived Through An Act Of Violence   
6.   Afflicted Past   
7.   Prepare For War   
8.   Not One Truth   
9.   Betrayed By Life   
10.  Mark My Words   
11.  Last Breath   
12.  Burial For The Living   
13.  Worlds Apart   
14.  Driven By Suffering