What makes Under the Knife by Hatebreed notable?

The EP received critical acclaim within the hardcore community, helping to solidify Hatebreed's presence in a burgeoning metalcore scene. Its unyielding sound influenced numerous bands that emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, contributing to the genre's growth and popularity. Released on November 13, 1996, 'Under the Knife' marked Hatebreed's debut EP, establishing them in the hardcore punk and metalcore scenes. Following their formation in 1994, this release showcased their raw energy and set the stage for their subsequent full-length album, 'Satisfaction Is the Death of Desire.'

Who is Under the Knife for?

Under the Knife works well if you're into short bursts of aggression, intense energy for workouts and cathartic release of frustration.

How many songs are on Under the Knife?

Under the Knife has 7 tracks, running approximately 14 minutes.

Under the Knife

Hatebreed · 1996

14 min · 7 tracks · hardcore punk · metalcore

A relentless barrage of gritty riffs and aggressive vocals, defining the hardcore punk sound of the mid-90s.

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Why this album works

The EP received critical acclaim within the hardcore community, helping to solidify Hatebreed's presence in a burgeoning metalcore scene. Its unyielding sound influenced numerous bands that emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, contributing to the genre's growth and popularity.

Best for: short bursts of aggression intense energy for workouts cathartic release of frustration
Context: Released on November 13, 1996, 'Under the Knife' marked Hatebreed's debut EP, establishing them in the hardcore punk and metalcore scenes. Following their formation in 1994, this release showcased their raw energy and set the stage for their subsequent full-length album, 'Satisfaction Is the Death of Desire.'
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