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Roots Of Hate
Roots of Hate formed in the early 2000s, reportedly in a place called Rustville. Their debut album 'Fury Unleashed' came out in 2003, followed by 'Adrenaline...
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Roots of Hate formed in the early 2000s, reportedly in a place called Rustville. Their debut album 'Fury Unleashed' came out in 2003, followed by 'Adrenaline Rush' in 2005. The band's song 'Adrenaline' became particularly well-known among their listeners.
Their lyrics often dealt with dark subjects, which led to some criticism and protests at their shows. The band defended their work as artistic expression. They kept recording through the 2000s and into the 2010s, with albums like 'Hate Eternal' in 2007 and 'End of Days' in 2012.
Vocalist Ethan "Razor" Blade, guitarist Alex "Ax" Steele, and bassist Mark "Bass" Thunder were mentioned as core members who stayed with the band through lineup changes. At some point, they began incorporating industrial and electronic elements into their metal sound.
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