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The Rise of Brutality [Explicit Lyrics] [Extra tracks]

~ Hatebreed
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  • Audio CD (10 Nov 2003)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Explicit Lyrics, Extra tracks
  • Label: Roadrunner
  • ASIN: B0000TCOXW
  • Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (17 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 7,831 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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1. Tear It Down
2. Straight To Your Face
3. Facing What Consumes You
4. Live For This
5. Doomsayer
6. Anotrher Day, Another Vendetta
7. A Lesson Lived is a Lesson Learned
8. Beholder Of Justice
9. This Is Now
10. Voice Of Contention
11. Choose or be Chosen
12. Confide in No One
13. Bound To Violence (UK Bonus Track)

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There comes a time in young music fans' lives when they putaside the flashy, lightweight records of their teens, come face to face with humanity's harsh realities, and pick new tunes appropriate to a more serious and realistic worldview. Anyone who feels that it's time to relegate such albums to the box under the bed would do well to start a new life-phasewith a little Hatebreed.
On THE RISE OF BRUTALITY, the band lives up to the record's title, delivering a disc of astonishing purity and extreme volume. There is no rapping. There are no turntables and no power ballads. In fact, there isnothing here but a mind-numbing, ferocious, and totally unrelenting onslaught of drums, guitar, bass, and hoarse-voicedshouting. Unlike similar-sounding bands, though, Hatebreed never sounds less than totally impassioned, making for a uniformly thrilling listening experience. Taking its cues from socially aware 1980s hardcore like Sick of It All and Agnostic Front, the band combines positive messages with enough hyper-speed double-bass drumming and stop-on-a-dime rhythmic shifts to keep even the most sugar and testosterone-addled youth moshing until they reach retirement age.

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16 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Not half bad, a little bit of a surprise there then!, 10 Nov 2003
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In the unlikely event that you've read my review of Hatebreed's previous album Perseverance, you'll have seen that I gave it a pretty good slagging on the grounds that it did not have one original moment on it and every single good thing on it was ripped off from Biohazard. However, since I wrote that, my attitude towards them has softened somewhat due to repeated listens, and I now thinks that it isn't that bad of an album at all. This new one still blows it out of the water though. For starters, it's much more Metal in style than it's predecessor, which was strictly Hardcore all the way. This new release 'The Rise Of Brutality' is still strongly Hardcore, but many of the riffs now have a much stronger Metallic flavour to them, and it's to the improvement of the entire record. The painfully clichéd lyrics from 'Perseverance' have largely been cut out as well (sample lyric from 'You're Never Alone' from 'Perseverance'; "This is for the kids who have nowhere to turn, who have nothing to live for, you think you haven't the will to persist, you have to search within yourself". How cheesy do you want it?), so the whole record does not bang on about Hardcore unity and standing up for yourself anymore. Whilst the record is no longer as preachy, it retains it's predecessor's ability to strip paint at 50 paces, as one thing no Hatebreed album could be accused of is lacking extremity. If you like your Metal/Hardcore hybrid to be as heavy and brutal as they come, this is the record for you. With such crushing tracks as 'Tear It Down', 'Straight To Your Face' and 'This Is Now', this is one seriously heavy album. They've certainly converted me and made me into a believer.
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8 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Brutality, 23 Nov 2003
Hatebreed use the philiosophy that 'if it ain't broke dont fix it' continuing with the same sort of formula that was used in 'Perserverance'. So while you shouldnt be expecting anyhting new, this is still well worth purchasing. Hatebreed are a band on the rise, as the album title suggests, and are the leading band in a new generation of hardcore.
Stand out tracks include their single ' This is now' and 'doomsayer'
Classic album.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Love 'em or Hatebreed, 13 Nov 2003
Love them or Hate them, there is no denying the awesome force of Hatebreed. Place 'Perseverance', the new albium's predecessor, in your CD player and don't be surprised if you're headbanging within 30 seconds. Flick on 'The Rise Of Brutality' and you'll be starting a pit in your own house.

Hatebreed are that extreme.

'The Rise Of Brutality' is an album that hits you hard from the first note to the last. It kicks your ass and leaves you laying.

The pure heavyness of the guitars sends unwavering shockwaves through your body, while the pounding drums leave you wondering if goverment bomb disposal units are outside. Not only that, but the pure rage in the vocal work of Jamey Jasta make you wonder how you ever lived without...

'The Rise Of Brutality' by Hatebreed.

Hatebreed is one of the most extreme bands I have ever heard and 'The Rise Of Brutality' is an album that keeps me happy and will make casual listeners take notice and become hardcore listeners - ALL HAIL HATEBREED!!

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5.0 out of 5 stars STRENGTH IN SIMPLICITY!
Phew, this is heavy! Comparisons are often made to Biohazard - but Hatebreed are less experimental, less hip hop influenced and crucially only employ one vocalist as opposed to... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Adam Jackson

4.0 out of 5 stars Not the best- but still excellent!
Hatebreed are the best heavy metal band ever! This album isn't as good as previous albumbs, but still gives you that good dose of hatebreed attitude.
Published on 19 Jul 2007 by Roadbloc HD

5.0 out of 5 stars This is Brutal
This record was awesome it was just as good as preservance it is heavy thrash metal music. I saw them in concert before and believe me they really kick @$$. Read more
Published on 8 Dec 2003

5.0 out of 5 stars The Rise Of Amazment !
This is there 4th album and it is totally amazing , the more i listened to it the better it is ! ! ! its pure amament i tell you ! it is deffinatly worth buying ! Read more
Published on 22 Nov 2003 by killteamsk8er

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing
This album has gotten mixed reviews in the press, so when I listened to it I was expecting a very varied album. But no this album is not varied, its very consistent. Read more
Published on 17 Nov 2003 by nick240h

4.0 out of 5 stars well well hatebreed have outshone us yet again
well i too thought that after perseverance it cudnt get much better but they truely have!!with crushing riffs and pulsing drums you feel at one!! join us!! Read more
Published on 17 Nov 2003 by sephirothseviltwin

5.0 out of 5 stars HARDCORE AT ITS BEST
BUY THIS ALBUM ITS PUR HARDCORE AT ITS BEST IM NOT GOING TO BITCH ABOUT THE DETAILS JUST BUY IT ITS KILLER THE BEST HARDCORE CD IN YEARS 11 OUTOF 10
Published on 15 Nov 2003 by zztopman

5.0 out of 5 stars now is the time for hatebreed to rise.................
my o my. can i just b4 i start that the album is awesome. I was a bit suspect after "perserverance" but this album has surley shown why hatebreed are one of the most feared... Read more
Published on 13 Nov 2003 by sikthman

5.0 out of 5 stars The rise of Hatebreed!!!
This album is so heavy, and as it says on the tin, brutal it makes your ears bleed! The rise of brutality has some of the most punishing riffs that have ever braced this earth,... Read more
Published on 12 Nov 2003 by S. W. Hammond

5.0 out of 5 stars brutal!
Awsome...It lives up totally to its name, its completely amazingly brutal full blown ass ripping metal 'stuff.'
Published on 12 Nov 2003 by raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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