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Hatebreed - Rise Of Brutality

Hatebreed: Jamey Jasta (vocals); Sean Martin (guitar); Chris Beattie (bass); Matt Byrne (drums).Recorded at Planet Z Studios, Hadley, Massachusetts.CD contains 1 bonus track.There comes a time in young music fans' lives when they put aside 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 b

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Hatebreed: Jamey Jasta (vocals); Sean Martin (guitar); Chris Beattie (bass); Matt Byrne (drums). Recorded at Planet Z Studios, Hadley, Massachusetts.CD contains 1 bonus track. There comes a time in young music fans' lives when they put aside the flashy, lightweight records of their teens, come face to face with humanity's harsh realities, & pick new tunes appropriate to a more serious & realistic worldview. Anyone who feels that it's time to relegate such albums to the box under the b

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