Humans Hate Us

Hated By Humanity, a band seemingly almost no one in the underground praises or knows of, besides some Australian freaks and those of us from abroad who might have been lucky enough to get one of their releases before they seemed to go into obscurity (or maybe just don't give a shit and quit?). I was lucky enough John Morghen gave me a free copy of this along with his old band Impact Winter, "Destroy The World" cd. Anyhow if you look at Hated By Humanity's website many of you might just think it's a joke band and untalented, you'd be dead wrong! I could go on how much this band kicks ass, even if they're full of shit or drunk all the time they crank some badass tracks to get crazy to. Onto the music, the first track "One" starts with some movie clip which is just a speech of some man commanding "templers" to hate and exterminate all living humans for his cause. Pretty humorous and fucked up. There are a few other clips used that work perfectly for intros. The music I guess can be called grindcore or death metal or even black metal, very good and dangerous sounding riffs, well done drums that at times almost sound like a "techno" beat, but don't get that wrong it's just the only way I can think to describe it, due to it's catchiness. Now to the vocals, motherfucker this is what pushes the band to it's most insane levels, he sounds absolutely frantic, if you could imagine someone being sawed to pieces the noises they would make would come very close to this. Just listen to the final vocal lines on "Aiming At Your Left Knee" to know what I'm saying. Anyway, the overall sound of this album is completely in it's own category, totally heavy with no mercy or care, nothing here to please any mainstream or even casual metal fan. In intensity this will fit right next to your Sadistik Exekution, Abominator or Martire cds. Is it all just Aussie metal humour or are they really as fucked up as they seem? I'd go for the latter or a bit of both.

My favorite tracks are "Walking Abortion", "Blood Will Flow In Palestine Forever", and "Evil Ed". Try to hunt this album down anyway you can, but it sure might be a hard task.