The 1994 album "Hate" saw Sarcófago further exploring a death metal sound, distancing themselves from their earlier black metal roots with a more aggressive and straightforward approach.
- Recorded at the House of Sound in Rio de Janeiro, "Hate" was produced by the band alongside Osmar Frazão and Douglas.
- The album marked a significant stylistic departure for Sarcófago, drawing criticism from some segments of the black metal underground.
- Greyhaze Records reissued "Hate" in 2011 with bonus tracks, including live recordings from the era.
Sarcófago was a Brazilian black metal band formed in 1989, known for their raw sound and controversial lyrical themes. "Hate" was released during a period when the band was shifting towards a more death metal-influenced sound, a move that alienated some of their early black metal fanbase.
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