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HATEBREED: Previously Unreleased Track Posted Online

April 10, 2008

Connecticut-based hardcore/metal band HATEBREED has posted a previously unreleased track "Pollution of the Soul", on the group's MySpace page.

Commented the band: "We almost put it on 'Supremacy', maybe we'll release it on something in the future!"

HATEBREED has just signed a "multi-tiered, worldwide deal with KOCH Records.

As part of the new deal, KOCH Records will release a series of highly-anticipated future projects from the kings of hardcore metal.

The first project under the new deal will be HATEBREED's first-ever live DVD. The main DVD concert shoot took place at Harpo's in Detroit on Saturday, March 29, 2008 in front of a sold-out crowd. Directed by Kevin Custer, the yet-to-be titled DVD will also feature a collection of recent live shows from various tour stops in Germany, Philadelphia, New York City and New Haven, CT.

The new DVD will see its release in late summer/early fall. A sneak peek is available below.

Jgermeister Music and HATEBREED have partnered up for the next installment of the Jgermeister Music Tour and will hit the road with good friends TYPE O NEGATIVE for a co-headline bill with special guests 3 INCHES OF BLOOD. The debauchery will kick off May 16 in Providence, RI.

(Thanks: Dick Fitzcock / Zombierichard)

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