Formed in 1988, they built a reputation on abrasive songs and provocative live shows.
For their sound, check out 'Sofrimento Eterno'. If you want the full picture, 'O Dia de Minha Morte' gives you that too.
Hate Gods matter because they never softened their sound or their stance. Songs like 'Sofrimento Eterno' and 'Morte' deliver that raw, confrontational style they established early on. Their onstage intensity, fueled by Mike IX Williams's reported self-mutilation and drug use, made them a genuine underground force, not just another metal act.
They started in New Orleans in 1988 with a lineup that included Mike IX Williams and Shaun Glass. Over the years, members like Larry Lifeless and Steve Chancellor came and went, but Williams and drummer Joe 'Boot' McGinty stuck around. They put out albums from 'Self-Titled' and 'Christhunt' to 2019's 'Exórdio'.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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