The Hate

Artist Information

Biography

THE HATE is the empowered musical voice of a youth culture that is seeking a new rebellion.The music is loud, honest and abrasive. The stories expel off their tongues with conviction and truth. THE HATE is an earnest cry for those seeking more, and their message is:

We are the authors of the future. We are the architects of a time regarded as still to come. And we will rise like the sands of the desert. Rise like the waves of the ocean and the winds of the mountains. And you will hear us. You will see us. You will feel our words in your bones, in your very soul. For we are the future. WE are the future!

Instrumentation

Dan Aid - Vocals, guitars
Mark Hibl - Vocals, Bass
Austin Searcy - Vocals, Guitar
Stefan Runstrom - Drums

Discography

Authors - 2012 (Self-Released)
The Resistance EP - 2013 (Self-Released)

Official Website

http://www.youarethehate.com

Links

• Facebook
• Twitter
• Last.fm
• ReverbNation
• BandCamp

Audio

• Chelsea Hotel
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• The Road
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• Black Hands
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• The Axe
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• Rooftops
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• Where Hope Lives
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• Hello, Mother
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• I Knew Me
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Lyrics

• Chelsea Hotel
• Where Hope Lives
• Rooftops
• I Knew Me

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Press

• Playlist: The Hate [+ Show ]
  

  "Starting things off with two pop-punk anthems, "Where Hope Lives" and "Rooftops," the Hate strikes ..."Starting things off with two pop-punk anthems, "Where Hope Lives" and "Rooftops," the Hate strikes a triumphant note on Authors, like a statement of purpose from a group of vital, snarling hellraisers, simultaneously channeling bits of the Sweet and Bad Religion and mixing them with a touch of Hot Rod Circuit or Lucero. "Hello, Mother" and "The Road" begins with a more atmospheric tone before the band roughens up the edges with fuzzy melodies and desperate vocals that, while resembling a less distorted and warped Guitar Wolf, retain an almost erupting emotional delivery. "I Knew Me" and "The Axe" are an apt pairing, with acoustic guitar intros leading into clipped electric rhythms and the same emotionally ragged singing. Closer "Black Hands" is a lot like an amped-up Hanoi Rocks song."
  
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• Steal This Track: The Hate [+ Show ]
  

  It’s time to tap into your ugly, angry side with punk trio the Hate. On their debut album, “Authors,...It’s time to tap into your ugly, angry side with punk trio the Hate. On their debut album, “Authors,” the trio of Austin Searcy, Dan Aid and Mark Hibl make expertly written, tightly arranged, precisely played punk music with very few frills. Taking their direction from classic UK punk (think Stiff Little Fingers and even, to a certain extent, the Clash) as well as from like-minded Americans (Social Distortion and Bad Religion come immediately to mind), the threesome hammers out heartfelt anthems that are as ardently angry as they are contagiously catchy. From start to finish, “Authors” — perfectly produced by J.P. Manza of Take to the Oars — takes loving hold of your throat and doesn’t let go

• The Hate: Getting Some Major Love [+ Show ]
  

  Sometimes a band seems to explode onto the scene from out of nowhere. Whether it is a newly formed b...Sometimes a band seems to explode onto the scene from out of nowhere. Whether it is a newly formed band of veterans, or a kid writing songs in his bedroom, their sound seems to be one that comes at just the right time, with the right balance of what worked in the past, and what is fresh in the current scene. In the case of Denver locals, the Hate, the creation of their edgy and unique sound came out of necessity

• Higher Ground Music Festival, 8/25/12 [+ Show ]
  

  The Hate performed one of the day's best sets. The Denver trio, which released its new album at the ...The Hate performed one of the day's best sets. The Denver trio, which released its new album at the hi-dive this past June, blew through its songs quickly, cranking up the Marshall stacks and playing heartfelt, grimy punk songs.

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