Is hate eternal a satanic band?!
Question: Is hate eternal a satanic band!?
not trying to be preachy or anything, i just generally try to stay away from satanic bands!. i find them to be cliche and generic!. anti christian stuff doesn't bug me though(im a christian) i love slayer and behemoth!. so if anyone can give me a serious answer, id appreciate it!. thanks guys!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
Wikipedia has a list of 'self proclaimed' satanic bands and ones that have been mislabeled as satanic!. Hate Eternal isn't on either list!.
Self Proclaimed
Acheron (Vincent Crowley)
Akercocke
Bathory (early)
Crapdeath [early]
Coven (band) (First satanic band that put an actual black mass on stage)
Deicide (Glen Benton)
Dark Funeral (Lord Ahriman and Emperor Magus Caligula)
Darkthrone
Dimmu Borgir
Dissection (Jon N?dtveidt)
Electric Hellfire Club (Thomas Thorn)
Emperor (early, Ihsahn)
Enthroned
Eternal Tragedy
Gorgoroth (Infernus, Gaahl (though not a bona fide satanist))
Grotesque
Hecate Enthroned
Impaled Nazarene
Kult ov Azazel (Xaphan)
Marduk
Mayhem (until the death of Euronymous)
Morbid Angel {David Vincent)
Mortuary Drape
Necromantia
Nortt
Possessed
Rotting Christ
Thou Art Lord
Tiamat (band) (Johan Edlund)
Varathron
Vengeance Rising {Roger Martinez} {Though VR started out as an Evangelical Christian metal band!. Vocalist/Guitarist/lyricist Roger Martinez eventually abandoned the Christian faith and became an Atheistic Satanist, received the rights to the bands moniker and has been working on new material under the band name "Vengeance Rising"}
[edit] Mislabeled
Black Sabbath
Behemoth - They are not satanists, they are thelemites!.
Cradle of Filth - Vocalist Dani Filth describes himself as more Luciferian!.
HIM - Mislabled due to the old name of the band being His Infernal Majesty and their heartagram logo being a combination of a heart and an inverted pentagram!.
Iron Maiden - Thought of as Satanists; mainly due to their popular song "The Number of the Beast" because of its many references to a Satanic Cult, and the number "666"!. Drummer Nicko McBrain is in fact a committed Christian, who sees the song as a warning against Satanism!.
KISS - Rumours were made up about the Heavy Metal band's name standing for 'Knights In Satan's Service'!. This is not true, as all members have been either Christian or Jewish!.
Lordi - Hard rock band who were thought to be Satanists because of their costumes and seemingly dark lyrics but are actually Christians!.
M?tley Crüe - While recording the album Shout at the Devil the band were believed to be satanists but they implied they were shouting at the devil, not with the devil!.
Slayer - guitarist Kerry King professes himself an atheist, and vocalist Tom Araya claims to be a non-practicing Roman Catholic
Slipknot - the band made numerous satanic references on their infamous 2001 album Iowa!. Though drummer Joey Jordison claimed that he is not a Satanist and Slipknot has no relation to Satan whatsoever!. This being said by Jordison, who is a self-confessed anti-christ misanthrope!.
Tenacious D - Jack Black and Kyle Gass have been described as satanists, after their first album was released, containing the lyrics "hail satan"!. [1]
Theatres Des Vampires - band stated they were not Satanists in an interview
Three Six Mafia - Rap Group who were accused of Satanism because of name and numerous references to the occult and the devil!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Self Proclaimed
Acheron (Vincent Crowley)
Akercocke
Bathory (early)
Crapdeath [early]
Coven (band) (First satanic band that put an actual black mass on stage)
Deicide (Glen Benton)
Dark Funeral (Lord Ahriman and Emperor Magus Caligula)
Darkthrone
Dimmu Borgir
Dissection (Jon N?dtveidt)
Electric Hellfire Club (Thomas Thorn)
Emperor (early, Ihsahn)
Enthroned
Eternal Tragedy
Gorgoroth (Infernus, Gaahl (though not a bona fide satanist))
Grotesque
Hecate Enthroned
Impaled Nazarene
Kult ov Azazel (Xaphan)
Marduk
Mayhem (until the death of Euronymous)
Morbid Angel {David Vincent)
Mortuary Drape
Necromantia
Nortt
Possessed
Rotting Christ
Thou Art Lord
Tiamat (band) (Johan Edlund)
Varathron
Vengeance Rising {Roger Martinez} {Though VR started out as an Evangelical Christian metal band!. Vocalist/Guitarist/lyricist Roger Martinez eventually abandoned the Christian faith and became an Atheistic Satanist, received the rights to the bands moniker and has been working on new material under the band name "Vengeance Rising"}
[edit] Mislabeled
Black Sabbath
Behemoth - They are not satanists, they are thelemites!.
Cradle of Filth - Vocalist Dani Filth describes himself as more Luciferian!.
HIM - Mislabled due to the old name of the band being His Infernal Majesty and their heartagram logo being a combination of a heart and an inverted pentagram!.
Iron Maiden - Thought of as Satanists; mainly due to their popular song "The Number of the Beast" because of its many references to a Satanic Cult, and the number "666"!. Drummer Nicko McBrain is in fact a committed Christian, who sees the song as a warning against Satanism!.
KISS - Rumours were made up about the Heavy Metal band's name standing for 'Knights In Satan's Service'!. This is not true, as all members have been either Christian or Jewish!.
Lordi - Hard rock band who were thought to be Satanists because of their costumes and seemingly dark lyrics but are actually Christians!.
M?tley Crüe - While recording the album Shout at the Devil the band were believed to be satanists but they implied they were shouting at the devil, not with the devil!.
Slayer - guitarist Kerry King professes himself an atheist, and vocalist Tom Araya claims to be a non-practicing Roman Catholic
Slipknot - the band made numerous satanic references on their infamous 2001 album Iowa!. Though drummer Joey Jordison claimed that he is not a Satanist and Slipknot has no relation to Satan whatsoever!. This being said by Jordison, who is a self-confessed anti-christ misanthrope!.
Tenacious D - Jack Black and Kyle Gass have been described as satanists, after their first album was released, containing the lyrics "hail satan"!. [1]
Theatres Des Vampires - band stated they were not Satanists in an interview
Three Six Mafia - Rap Group who were accused of Satanism because of name and numerous references to the occult and the devil!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Well, without trying to be 'smart'!.!.!.
Anything that isn't Christian, is technically antiChristian!. It's either for it or against it!.!.!.there's no 'in-between!.'
But even apart from the whole Christian perspective!.!.!.we have to consider what we are feeding our minds!. A lot of the hard rock bands nowadays!.!.!.are not just antiChristian!. Their lyrics are full of senseless hate, immorality, cursing, breaking the law, etc!. If that repeats in our minds!.!.!.!.and we accept it, what effect do you think that has on us!? It is said that you become like the people you are around!. Part of that is the influence of what they say and how they act!. I feel that the same thing applies with music!. If you listen to music with all of that stuff in it!.!.!.then you become numb to those things and sort of lose the conviction of right and wrong that every human being has!.
From a Christian standpoint!.!.!."love eternal" is a typical statement mentioned with Christians and in the Bible in various places!. "Hate eternal" is the opposite, as sort of an antiChristian slur!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Anything that isn't Christian, is technically antiChristian!. It's either for it or against it!.!.!.there's no 'in-between!.'
But even apart from the whole Christian perspective!.!.!.we have to consider what we are feeding our minds!. A lot of the hard rock bands nowadays!.!.!.are not just antiChristian!. Their lyrics are full of senseless hate, immorality, cursing, breaking the law, etc!. If that repeats in our minds!.!.!.!.and we accept it, what effect do you think that has on us!? It is said that you become like the people you are around!. Part of that is the influence of what they say and how they act!. I feel that the same thing applies with music!. If you listen to music with all of that stuff in it!.!.!.then you become numb to those things and sort of lose the conviction of right and wrong that every human being has!.
From a Christian standpoint!.!.!."love eternal" is a typical statement mentioned with Christians and in the Bible in various places!. "Hate eternal" is the opposite, as sort of an antiChristian slur!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
No they aren't!. Behemoth and Slayer aren't either!. Behemoth is just anti Christian!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
well, slayer and behemoth are both in that category, so what does it matter about hate eternal (i think they fall under the category of death metal)
here is there Wikipedia Bio:
Hate Eternal was formed in 1997!. The group's original line-up included Erik Rutan - guitars/vocals, bassist and co-vocalist Jared Anderson, drummer Tim Yeung, and guitarist Doug Cerrito of the band Suffocation!.
In 2002, drummer Derek Roddy (formerly of Nile, Divine Empire and Malevolent Creation) replaced Tim Yeung, and the band set forth to record their second album, King of All Kings as a trio with Erik, Jared and Derek!. That summer, Erik Rutan calmly parted ways with Morbid Angel, stating that he wished to devote more time to Hate Eternal!.
What followed was a whirlwind of international touring to promote King of All Kings, including a noted video on MTV2's Headbanger's Ball for the single, "Powers That Be"!. Jared Anderson left the group soon after due to an admitted drug problem!. South Florida musician Randy Piro (a friend of Derek's) quickly stepped up to the plate as Jared's replacement in the group, and the band pressed on!. After completing their last tour for the album in December of 2003, the group began a brief hiatus!.
2004 saw Hate Eternal begin work on the much-anticipated follow-up to King of All Kings, entitled "I, Monarch"!. Recording began in the fall, and the album would eventually be released in June of 2005!. Hailed by critics and fans alike, the album put forth an innovative new musical approach in extreme metal, while retaining the elements of speed and brutality that dominate the genre!. The group's individual and collective talents in musicianship and production shined like never before!.
After an internally difficult U!.S!. tour over the summer of 2005 and with a number of pending business problems, the group cancelled their European tour, scheduled for the fall!. After spending much of the winter dealing with internal differences and personal situations, Derek Roddy announced his departure from Hate Eternal in late March of 2006!.
With pending tour obligations, Erik Rutan and Randy Piro continued on and recruited former Dying Fetus drummer Kevin Talley for U!.S!. appearances in the Spring, and Reno Killerich for the group's rescheduled European run!. As of the July 26, 2007 Erik Rutan announced Jade Simonetto as the band's new permanent drummer!.[1]
To date, Hate Eternal have released four albums: Conquering the Throne (1999), King of All Kings (2002), I, Monarch (2005) and Fury and Flames (2008)!. The last three full length albums were produced by Rutan!. Hate Eternal has signed a contract with Metal Blade Records and released their new album "Fury and Flames" on February 19th of 2008!.
A music video for the song "Bringer of Storms" was shot overnight January 16th, 2008 by David Brodsky!. Earlier in the day, the band had been in a minor traffic accident which managed to disable their brand-new van!. Securing a rental and rushing to NY to play their first show with the new lineup, Hate Eternal arrived at BB King's just as the headlining act, The Black Dahlia Murder, were leaving the stage!. Still wearing their jackets, Hate Eternal went onstage and performed 5 songs to the remaining crowd!. Having completed that leg of the journey, they then drove into Brooklyn to shoot with Brodsky!. Once the shoot concluded, at approximately 7am, the band had not slept in 48 hours, yet continued to their next destination to rejoin the tour!. The video aired on MTV2's Headbanger's Ball in February 2008!.
[edit] Band members
[edit] Current members
Erik Rutan - guitars/vocals (ex Morbid Angel)
Shaune Kelley - guitars (ex Ripping Corpse, Dim Mak)
Alex Webster - bass guitar (Cannibal Corpse, Blotted Science)
Jade Simonetto - drums (Camilla Rhodes, ex-The Plasmarifle)
[edit] Former members
Jared Anderson - bass/vocals (Died at age 31 on October 14, 2006)
Randy Piro - bass guitar / currently with Gigan
Derek Roddy - drums
[edit] Studio session & live members
Alex Webster - studio bass for 1997 promo and 2008 Fury & Flames album
Doug Cerrito - studio guitars for 1999 Conquering the Throne album
Tim Yeung - studio drums for 1997 promo and 1999 Conquering the Throne album
Kevin Talley - session live drums for 2006 North American tour
Reno 'Killerich' Kiilerich - session live drums for 2006 European tour
[edit] Discography
[edit] Demos & promos
Demo '97 1!. Messiah Of Rage 2!. Sacrilege Of Hate 3!. Saturated In Dejection
[edit] Albums
Conquering the Throne (1999)
King of All Kings (2002)
I, Monarch (2005)
Fury and Flames (2008)
[edit] DVD
The Perilous Fight (2006)
[edit] References
^ BLABBERMOUTH!.NET - HATE ETERNAL Announces New Drummer
[edit] External links
Official Hate Eternal Myspace Profile
Hate Eternal discography at MusicBrainz
Retrieved from http://en!.wikipedia!.org/wiki/Hate_Eterna!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
here is there Wikipedia Bio:
Hate Eternal was formed in 1997!. The group's original line-up included Erik Rutan - guitars/vocals, bassist and co-vocalist Jared Anderson, drummer Tim Yeung, and guitarist Doug Cerrito of the band Suffocation!.
In 2002, drummer Derek Roddy (formerly of Nile, Divine Empire and Malevolent Creation) replaced Tim Yeung, and the band set forth to record their second album, King of All Kings as a trio with Erik, Jared and Derek!. That summer, Erik Rutan calmly parted ways with Morbid Angel, stating that he wished to devote more time to Hate Eternal!.
What followed was a whirlwind of international touring to promote King of All Kings, including a noted video on MTV2's Headbanger's Ball for the single, "Powers That Be"!. Jared Anderson left the group soon after due to an admitted drug problem!. South Florida musician Randy Piro (a friend of Derek's) quickly stepped up to the plate as Jared's replacement in the group, and the band pressed on!. After completing their last tour for the album in December of 2003, the group began a brief hiatus!.
2004 saw Hate Eternal begin work on the much-anticipated follow-up to King of All Kings, entitled "I, Monarch"!. Recording began in the fall, and the album would eventually be released in June of 2005!. Hailed by critics and fans alike, the album put forth an innovative new musical approach in extreme metal, while retaining the elements of speed and brutality that dominate the genre!. The group's individual and collective talents in musicianship and production shined like never before!.
After an internally difficult U!.S!. tour over the summer of 2005 and with a number of pending business problems, the group cancelled their European tour, scheduled for the fall!. After spending much of the winter dealing with internal differences and personal situations, Derek Roddy announced his departure from Hate Eternal in late March of 2006!.
With pending tour obligations, Erik Rutan and Randy Piro continued on and recruited former Dying Fetus drummer Kevin Talley for U!.S!. appearances in the Spring, and Reno Killerich for the group's rescheduled European run!. As of the July 26, 2007 Erik Rutan announced Jade Simonetto as the band's new permanent drummer!.[1]
To date, Hate Eternal have released four albums: Conquering the Throne (1999), King of All Kings (2002), I, Monarch (2005) and Fury and Flames (2008)!. The last three full length albums were produced by Rutan!. Hate Eternal has signed a contract with Metal Blade Records and released their new album "Fury and Flames" on February 19th of 2008!.
A music video for the song "Bringer of Storms" was shot overnight January 16th, 2008 by David Brodsky!. Earlier in the day, the band had been in a minor traffic accident which managed to disable their brand-new van!. Securing a rental and rushing to NY to play their first show with the new lineup, Hate Eternal arrived at BB King's just as the headlining act, The Black Dahlia Murder, were leaving the stage!. Still wearing their jackets, Hate Eternal went onstage and performed 5 songs to the remaining crowd!. Having completed that leg of the journey, they then drove into Brooklyn to shoot with Brodsky!. Once the shoot concluded, at approximately 7am, the band had not slept in 48 hours, yet continued to their next destination to rejoin the tour!. The video aired on MTV2's Headbanger's Ball in February 2008!.
[edit] Band members
[edit] Current members
Erik Rutan - guitars/vocals (ex Morbid Angel)
Shaune Kelley - guitars (ex Ripping Corpse, Dim Mak)
Alex Webster - bass guitar (Cannibal Corpse, Blotted Science)
Jade Simonetto - drums (Camilla Rhodes, ex-The Plasmarifle)
[edit] Former members
Jared Anderson - bass/vocals (Died at age 31 on October 14, 2006)
Randy Piro - bass guitar / currently with Gigan
Derek Roddy - drums
[edit] Studio session & live members
Alex Webster - studio bass for 1997 promo and 2008 Fury & Flames album
Doug Cerrito - studio guitars for 1999 Conquering the Throne album
Tim Yeung - studio drums for 1997 promo and 1999 Conquering the Throne album
Kevin Talley - session live drums for 2006 North American tour
Reno 'Killerich' Kiilerich - session live drums for 2006 European tour
[edit] Discography
[edit] Demos & promos
Demo '97 1!. Messiah Of Rage 2!. Sacrilege Of Hate 3!. Saturated In Dejection
[edit] Albums
Conquering the Throne (1999)
King of All Kings (2002)
I, Monarch (2005)
Fury and Flames (2008)
[edit] DVD
The Perilous Fight (2006)
[edit] References
^ BLABBERMOUTH!.NET - HATE ETERNAL Announces New Drummer
[edit] External links
Official Hate Eternal Myspace Profile
Hate Eternal discography at MusicBrainz
Retrieved from http://en!.wikipedia!.org/wiki/Hate_Eterna!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com