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There are more than one artist with that name: 1. HATED was an japanese band active from 2003 to 2006. Vocal: シキ (afterwards in meth.) Guitar: 躯 (afterwards in EAT YOU ALIVE) Guitar: Kill (afterwards in meth.) Bass: 怜 (afterwards in meth.) Drums: テケデ 2. Hated is a punk band from Los Angeles 3. Hated is a depressive black metal one-man band from Canada. .

There are multiple artists with the name Hater: 1) The Swedish indie pop quartet Hater released their debut EP Radius this summer and now they’re back with new music in the shape of new single “Mental Haven”, the first single from their upcoming debut LP You Tried. You Tried is due on March 10 next year, released via Swedish indie label PNKSLM Recordings, and the album is produced by Swedish producer Joakim Lindberg (a Malmö based producer who’s previously worked with acclaimed indie acts such as YAST and Hey Elbow). A big step forward for the young act, more confident...

Crime Mob is an Atlanta based rap group. Artists Diamond, Princess, Killa G., Cyco Black, Jock and Lil' Jay first got their break when major label rap artist Lil Scrappy saw them perform at a local Atlanta club. After being signed, they released their debut single 'Knuck If You Buck'. Shortly after that, they dropped their self-titled debut, which sold 270,000 copies with limited promotion. Their first single of 2007 single, "Rock Yo Hips", is from their second album Hated On Mostly. The video for "Rock Yo Hips" depicts a fictional Crime Mob College, set to resemble a historically black...

Hatebreed is a metalcore, thrash/groove metal band from Bridgeport and New Haven, Connecticut. The band was founded in November 1994 by Jamey Jasta, Dave Russo, Larry Dwyer, and Chris Beattie. Hatebreed's sound can be classified as metalcore. They are also influenced by groove metal. thrash, sludge and death metal. Their sound has heavily influenced many modern metalcore, hardcore punk and crossover bands. They began by recording a three song demo and selling it to locals. Those three songs would eventually be released on a split seven inch with New York's Neglect in 1995. They followed that up with the highly...