Hatebreed have released their new single “The Carrion Choir,” a fast and thrashy anthem off of their upcoming studio album Fatal Paradox. The album will be released on November 6 via their new label BLKIIBLK. A music video was released alongside the track, which includes menacing visuals of the band performing in the middle of an eerie forest. As lead singer Jamey Jasta defiantly sings the song’s lyrics, which includes lines like “We don’t listen to the carrion choir / Remember who you are,” the band is surrounded by carrion birds flying overhead, with several clips showing these scavenger birds ruthlessly feasting on their prey, reflecting the song’s overall message. The band has announced a series of stadium shows with Slipknot in 2027, including an appearance at Wembley Stadium in London and several shows across South America.
The band has remained a fixture of the hardcore and metal scenes for the better part of three decades. After writing the playbook with their genre-defining releases Under The Knife (1996) and Satisfaction Is The Death Of Desire (1997), Hatebreed continued to carry the banner for metallic hardcore with albums like Perseverance (2002), The Rise of Brutality (2003), and Supremacy (2006) dominating charts globally. In recent years, the band’s undisputed offensive continues with modern records The Concrete Confessional (2016) and Weight of the False Self (2020), remaining fixtures on charts globally. Holding no punches and taking no prisoners, Fatal Paradox see the Connecticut-born juggernaut operating at full tilt, bludgeoning listeners with a barbarous blend of breakdowns, d-beats, and dogpiles.
Photo Credit: Boston Lynn Schulz
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