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Hate Colony
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Track Album
Trøndercore
Records
Released
1st August 2014
Hot new album from The Hate Colony
The Hate Colony – Trondheim, Norway
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Genre: Metalcore
Biography:
“This five-headed metal monster from Trondheim, Norway, is a living
proof that Norwegian heavy music is not all about black metal. The Norwegian
aggression, the Swede-inspired melodies, and the American ground-and-pound
riffs, it all comes together in this brutal mix of genuine musicianship. You like what you hear? Join the Colony!”
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Recheck
The stabs of melodic groove come bounding from the speakers with a
superb squall of vocal prowess. The music is a pleasurable roller-coaster ride
of turmoil and tempestuousness that takes you by force and unreservedly
rhythmic and enthralling.
Trigger
The waves of bubbling rhythm carry you on a bed of strong and
impressive emotions. It is harsh and resoundingly heavy and malice ridden. The
sonic stabs of melodic coaxing is powerful and engaging with tempting
causticity.
The Letter
Is a rampageous onslaught that embeds itself into the ears, its
lingering ruthlessness is well lasting and imaginative in its delivery while
the melodic guitar imposes their startling rewards with ferocious velocity.
Blood runs Black
Is a stab in the arm with a dose of highly charged venomous
intentions, pursuing the listener with a thrusting power that is likely to
attention grab and have you reaching for the replay button. The textures are
thick and deserving with their own compelling contagion.
Solitude
The melodies work well together here ebbing and flowing with a hot
molten content that embellishes the aural. Constantly brimming with a mighty
hunger that is greedy for recognition whilst being seductive and over rides the
senses.
Domain
With a feisty slab of drumming and a sonic presence of guitar this
track comes to light and simply explodes in a malignant haze of rhythmic
enthusiasm. It is laced with its own hatred and a bold and forcible track that
leaves no stone un-turned and comes to a tantalizing conclusion – This is
superb!
When Worlds Collide
The icy stabs of choppy little notes flurry amid an acid rain of
strong beats and tempestuous rhythm. For the first time on the CD the vocal can
be heard as clean and mixed with a mighty growl – making this one intense
structure and living up to its title. This track goes out with a bang!
Nothing Less
Unleashed and angry this track swipes with a frenzied claw of contempt
as it twists and turns into a battering ram of pure and unadulterated poison.
Injecting the ears with a rampant slurry of madness – but we expect ‘Nothing
Less’
Interlude
An intense little classical piano ensemble that lifts the spirit and
plagues the soul with a change of tempo and engages the senses sending icy
slithers of back-bone chills through the body.
Dialogue
Back to the fire and brimstone this track lunges with a feisty sword
that slashes and cuts to the bone. It is an emotional roller-coaster whose
highs out weight its lows musically speaking, however the low growls are
stunning and rewarding.
Pandemonium
Another track that flurries with excitement and invigorating
textures built upon an overwhelming structure that delivers with a mighty fist
to the throat! Distinctly enriched with angular riveting noise that feeds
swiftly on the ears.
Path of Resistance
Holds a brooding ambiance that ripples with un-bounding qualities. It
is laced with poignant rhythms and seething vocal adventure that laps at the ears
and stimulates its victims with an absorbing presence.
Welcome to the Hate Colony
Invasive and formidable are just two words to describe this hate
ridden cacophony of compelling and imposing landscapes. The vocal surges are bedlamic
and devilish, while the beating rhythms are shrouded in a wash of sonic guitar
bait.
Summary:
This is one superb album that houses a constant magnetic pull and
delivers with an intent to lure the listeners into the cavernous grooves that
pervade The Hate Colony’s world that
is if it has not collided with another planet first!
Its blistering thirteen tracks are intense and are immediately
attention grabbing! Best played loud for full on effect (Is there any other
way?) but make note if you do, the scars will never heal.
The crippling barbaric beats and perfectly timed rhythms blend
constantly ensuring the listener has a well-balanced array of structures to
settle into like a comfy armchair.
The tones are crisp and that added little interlude is a welcome
respite from the onslaught although equally impressive are the solid tracks
that ooze a venomous bite!
If you wake up tomorrow feeling slightly angry – you can blame it on
The Hate Colony!
Superb album – well worth a listen or six!!!
10/10
Track List:
Recheck
Trigger
The
Letter
Blood
runs Black
Solitude
Domain
When
Worlds Collide
Nothing
Less
Interlude
Dialogue
Pandemonium
Path
of Resistance
Welcome
to the Hate Colony
Members:
Lord
Mordor - Vocals
T-Bag
Joe - Guitars
Big
Truck - Guitars
Sars
the Virus - Bass
El
Nigardo - Drums
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