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Slavic black/death metal institution HATE will release their Bellum Regiis full-length on May 2nd on Metal Blade Records. With a dozen ferocious and lauded albums since 1996’s Daemon Qui Fecit Terra, HATE’s lucky thirteenth album, Bellum Regiis, sees the unrelenting Polish quartet forging a bolder and more aggressive style than ever. Bellum Regiis’ nine songs see vocalist/guitarist ATF Sinner, guitarist Domin, drummer Nar-Sil, and bassist Tiermes honing a modern sound rife with eerie atmosphere and depth. Produced by David Castillo (Candlemass, Carcass, Dark Tranquillity, Katatonia) at Stockholm's Grondahl Studio, Bellum Regiis is lyrically a more “humanity focused and personal” album than 2021’s Rugia while its songs are timely aural and visual exploration of, according to Sinner, “a struggle for power and everything that comes with it.” Formed in Warsaw in 1990, HATE has been hailed as a “hallmark of consistency” and praised as a “sleek and tight death metal monster.” Since 2017’s Tremendum, the band has focused on nature and its mysteries as a main source of inspiration. As Sinner explains, "whether that's the nature within us, around us, or that we see from afar, the perspectives gained and how they relate to different overarching themes have driven each album.” Where 2019’s Auric Gates Of Veles focused on death, the Slavic perception of death in particular, Bellum Regiis finds HATE delving into “humanity and why are we, as creatures, so deeply motivated by concepts like power, wealth, glory, and faith. The main theme is a struggle for power and everything that comes with it.” Hence the album title, which translates to "A War Of Royalty" or "A War Of Kings." Sinner looks at the hard questions surrounding power — does its attainment make us aberrant or are we aberrant to begin with? The title track encompasses the LP’s leitmotif. “As a song, ‘Bellum Regiis’ has both a deep melancholy and a sense of grandeur,” says Sinner. “The vocals laid down by [renowned singer and voice teacher who runs a holistic arts center in Bialystok] Eliza Sacharczuk give the song a strong sense of time. Whether that's nostalgia, reminiscence, regret, or preparation for the future is in the eye of the beholder. These wars, these struggles, have been ongoing since the dawn of our existence. Whether they are futile or not, they are scars on our very nature.” Fans may notice some commonality between Erebos and Bellum Regiis in the character of the compositions and overall sound, with Bellum Regiis being richer in style and with more black metal elements to it. “Between female vocals, orchestration, samples, and acoustic guitars, there are a lot of moving pieces that help set this album apart,” notes Sinner. “My vocals have also changed quite a bit over the years. They’re more nuanced and wider-ranging, able to portray emotions and meanings in a more powerful way.” In advance of the release, today the band unveils their first single, “Iphigenia.” Sinner elaborates, “in Greek mythology, Iphigenia was the daughter of King Agamemnon and Queen Clytemnestra, and a princess of Mycenae. The music came first in this case, but there was an immediate need to fill with content and the story of Iphigenia seemed to connect with it beautifully. It's a story about sacrificing your life for a greater cause. But the example of Iphigenia is striking because she at one point is given a choice and can save her own life, yet she decides to be put to death and in this way help support the Greek side in the Trojan War. It’s a story of sacrifice which would, all the way since the days of Aeschylus and Euripides, divide an audience of listeners. Is it monstrous of her father to be willing to sacrifice her due to the pressure of his generals? To appease Artemis? Is it then heroic or brainwashed that she would sacrifice herself for her people’s cause?” COMPLETE DISCOGRAPHY ALBUMS: Deamon Qui Fecit Terram, 1996 Lord is Avenger, 1998 Cain's Way, 2001 Awakening of the Liar, 2003 Anaclasis – A Haunting Gospel of Malice & Hatred, 2005 Morphosis, 2008 Erebos, 2010 Solarflesh – A Gospel of Radiant Divinity, 2013 Crusade:Zero - Napalm Records 2015 Tremendum - Napalm Records 2017 Auric Gates of Veles - Metal Blade Records 2019 Rugia - Metal Blade Records 2021 Bellum Regiis - Metal Blade Records 2025 VIDEO ALBUM: the Litanies of Satan, 2004 COMPILATIONS: Evil Decade of Hate, 2000 Gateways To Hell: Tribute To Slayer, 2000 Holy Dead Trinity, 2001 DEMOS: Abhorrence, 1992 Evil Art, 1994 The Unwritten Law, 1995 EPS: Victims, 1999 FOLLOW HATE: www.facebook.com/hateofficial www.instagram.com/hateofficial OFFICIAL HATE's MERCH: Official Merchandise: www.hate.animate-records.com www.rockmark.eu/collections/hate
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Industrial Metal, Death Metal, Ethnic Fusion, Black Metal
Nar-sil - drums, Domin - guitar , Tiermes - bass, Perun V. - guit, vocal
Yes, HATEOFFICIAL is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming HATEOFFICIAL concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The HATEOFFICIAL tour is scheduled for 46 dates across 35 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
HATEOFFICIAL is scheduled to play 46 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
HATEOFFICIAL's tour starts May 14, 2026 and ends on Oct 10, 2026. They will play 35 cities; their most recent concert was held in Děčín at Květen and their next upcoming concert will be in Stockholm at Fryshuset Klubben.
As part of the HATEOFFICIAL tour, HATEOFFICIAL is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
