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1999 debut album by death metal group featuring guitarist Erik Rutan, formerly of Ripping Corpse and Morbid Angel fame. 11 tracks.
Although Hate Eternal's Wicked World debut, Conquering the Throne, came out in 1999, it sounds like it could have been recorded ten years earlier. That's because the material is by-the-book grindcore/death metal and has all of that genre's late-'80s trademarks -- relentlessly fast tempos, a lack of melody, a fascination with evil and the occult, and a twisted, choking, larynx-destroying vocal style that doesn't allow the listener to make out many of the lyrics. This CD breaks no new ground for grindcore, and blistering, mosh pit-friendly tunes like "The Creed of Chaotic Divinity," "Sacrilege of Hate" and "Nailed to Obscurity" are interchangeable. But despite its obvious limitations, Conquering the Throne is enjoyable and exhilarating in its own way. The album is quite predictable and not very distinctive, yet it's easy to get into if you have a taste for grindcore and death metal and are in the mood for naked, unmitigated aggression. ~ Alex Henderson
Hate Eternal: Erik Rutan (vocals, guitar); Doug Cerrito (guitar); Jared Anderson (bass); Tim Young (drums).
CMJ (2/28/00, p.29) - "...a document of doom: nothing but intense, headbanging death metal full of lyrics that question organized religion, and anchored by cyclone drumming so heavy-handed, it could rip a house off its moorings." Conquering The Throne Music Hate Eternal Conquering The Throne Songs Conquering The Throne Music Conquering The Throne Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   Amazing
This is true DM at its finest. With Rutan,Cerrito,Anderson(RIP),and the almighty Tim Young, it is an assault of brutality, technicality, and speed thats sets standards for music. You better F*cking buy it.
Submitted by Jeff (Vancity BC)
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Conquering the throne indeed!
Can you say technical death metal?
This album will blow you away. It requires a couple of listenings, but trust me, you´re not wasting your time. Complex, brutal, skullcrushing metal played by true masters. Must... buy... now...
Submitted by Ingrid (Sweden)
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Esta banda no aporta nada bueno a la escena del death metal,estan dmasiado sobrevalorados,para lo que tocan,lo cual es una mezcla de morbid angel,con nile y krisiun.Nada nuevo para el metal tmpoco superan a las bandas que nombre anteriormente en terminos musicales.Si tienen tecnica,buen manejo d instrumentos,pero ninguna cancion es memorable,todas se van al olvido cosa que morbid angel en sus primeros trabajos nunca sufrio.Este cd solo va a los coleccionistas,o fanaticos a muerte de todo tipo de death metal! te recomiendo q lo bajes y ves si comprarlo o no
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