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Supremacy

Hatebreed · 2006

36 min · 13 tracks · hardcore punk · metalcore

A relentless barrage of crushing riffs and visceral vocals ignites anthems of defiance and resilience.

Why this album works

'Supremacy' debuted at number 29 on the Billboard 200 and received positive reviews for its potent blend of hardcore punk and metalcore. The album's themes of perseverance resonated with fans and contributed to Hatebreed's influence on the hardcore movement, earning them a dedicated following.
Best for
short, intense listening bursts steady energy with peaks anxiety-reducing cathartic release
Context
By the time 'Supremacy' was released in 2006, Hatebreed had solidified their position in the metalcore scene following their breakthrough album 'The Rise of Brutality' in 2003. This album marked their first release through a major label after years on independent labels, showcasing their evolution into a more polished yet aggressive sound.
Stylistic neighbors
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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Defeatist Standout 3:19
  • 2 Horrors of Self 2:29
  • 3 Mind Over All 1:59
  • 4 To the Threshold 2:49
  • 5 Give Wings to My Triumph Standout 3:05
  • 6 Destroy Everything 3:29
  • 7 Divine Judgment 2:28
  • 8 Immortal Enemies 2:29
  • 9 The Most Truth 2:44
  • 10 Never Let It Die Standout 3:39
  • 11 Spitting Venom 2:49
  • 12 As Diehard as They Come 2:16
  • 13 Supremacy of Self 2:47

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