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- Artist(s): Chris Beattie, Jamey Jasta, Franc Novinec, Matt Byrne
- Summary: The sixth full-length studio release for the hardcore metal band led by Jamey Jasta was co-produced with Josh Wilbur and Zeuss.
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- Record Label: Razor & Tie
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal, Punk Metal
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Honor Never Dies | |
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Sometimes standing for what you believe Means standing alone Sometimes standing for what you believe Means standing alone When the limelight grows... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Alternative PressJan 29, 2013The Connecticut-based band have truly outdone themselves. [Feb 2013, p.92]
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Jan 29, 2013Musically, Hatebreed sticks with the blueprints that they used to build previous outings like Satisfaction is the Death of Desire and Rise of Brutality, but there's an impressive sense of workmanship to Divinity of Purpose that suggests a steady diet of more traditional metal.
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Jan 29, 2013It's not going to impress those that irrationally expect every release to be a mind-blowing exercise in progression and experimentation. On the other hand, it should impress long-time fans and satiate their desire for no-frills, in your face music.
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Jan 29, 2013Older, wiser, with more fire in their bellies than they've shown in years, this hardcore mainstay finally has its bite back.
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Q MagazineJan 29, 2013Over six albums in nearly 20 years, Connecticut's Hatebreed have yet to deliver a record that sounds different from the last. [Feb 2013, p.107]
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