Hate Me TSOV-233.2 with vocals ranged from spoken

with vocals ranged from spoken repeated mantras to whispered and shouted political poetics

Superchunk's Steve Albini-produced sophomore effort put the Chapel Hill kids on the map with huge guitars and perennial faves like "Skip Steps 1 & 3"

Taking on their underground street anthem they cut for their Full Clip compilation

but represents a major leap forward in songwriting sophistication and lyrical communication

but often lack the courage to take a good look at

Hate Me TSOV-233.2 with vocals ranged from spokenVinyl LP pressing. Escape the Fate's new album, Hate Me is titled such because, "lyrically, a lot of these tracks are based around the hate we've received over the years and just embracing that and using it to our own advantage, says lead vocalist Craig Mabbitt. "I've had to step up to the plate lately, for the fans as much as anything else, because they take the name Escape the Fate very seriously and I owe them something for that, for all the