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PRODUCT OF HATE in the media? Yes, we sometimes make the news. This is a collection of news items, interviews, features, reviews and more from around the Globe. We’ll be updating this on a (hopefully) frequent basis…

2016 Live Reviews and Reports:
2016 – BURIED IN VIOLENCE Album Reviews:

Metal Hammer: One of 12 Bands to Watch in 2016 – “After cutting their teeth supporting the likes of Lamb Of God and Meshuggah, these head-swivellingly aggressive Wisconsin metallers tear onto the 2016 landscape with a cranium-flattening debut in February. Euphorically violent acolytes of the NWOAHM, Product Of Hate fuel their ambitiously-conceived song structures with paint-stripping riffage and rubberised machine gun tempos. Once the wild-eyed masses get a taste, they could effortlessly slingshot into the next tier by year’s end.”

Amps & Green Screens (10/10): “[PRODUCT OF HATE] have made an album that is perfect in every way. And with this record PRODUCT OF HATE have now challenged every other band in the Thrash/NWOAHM genre to step their fucking game up in 2016 and beyond. Get to know these boys because they’re gonna be a household name in metal, and probably on many year end Top 10 lists.”

Target Audience Magazine:  “[PRODUCT OF HATE} does a fine job melding the complexity of thrash with the dynamics of hardcore, something many American metal bands struggle with. BURIED IN VIOLENCE is modern thrash done right and it is refreshing to hear a metal band not emulating metal bands from 1985. PRODUCT OF HATE brings the violence and the mosh…”

Right to Rock (4/4) “CD of the Month”: “Their debut album Buried In Violence is a thrash tour de force and no mistake. Their particular sound appeals to metalheads that thrill to the Swiss clock precision of classic thrash and speed metal, but filters it through a melodic, groove-oriented sensibility that modern ‘bangers dig.”

Dead Rhetoric (9/10): “Product of Hate is a promising act that balances aggressive thrash with hooky melodies with the care of a much more veteran act. An album like Buried in Violence is best served with windows down and volume cranked to max. Just don’t complain about your sore neck the next day.”

The Metal Gods Meltdown: “…aggressive, brutal maelstrom of killer sounds that tear down anything and everything in their way… [PRODUCT OF HATE] have the intensity and vicious hostility to become a huge household name!”

Two Guys Metal Reviews:  “One of the cool things about Product Of Hate is how simply immaculate they sound… this is a band who understand their own distinctive style and play music that will last for generations.”

Metal Asylum (7/10): “A scorching, relentless, swaggering runaway bullet train of an album… If you want well-executed, visceral hyperthrash, then these guys will be happy to deliver it to your chin – – on the heels of their boots.”

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel/TAP Milwaukee: “As the band and album names would attest, the fellas in Product of Hate aren’t the happy-go-lucky type. But there’s a lot to like from Hate’s debut, released by revered metal label Napalm Records. The kick drums hit so fast and furious on “Kill. You. Now.” you’ll think your ears are being pummeled by Bruce Lee’s flying fists. “Monster” features guitar riffs that live up to the name.” — Piet Levy

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel (2): “From its band name to its album title, from its label to its twin-guitar frenzy, this five-man Kenosha group deftly smashes old-school metal dexterity into new-school metal rage.”

Wormwood Chronicles:  “Revolution of Destruction” is not just a song on “Buried in Violence,” it’s an apt description of Product of Hate itself.  Keep an eye out for this band…”

Metal Gods TV (9/10): “fierce, ferocious and rampant thrash metal oozing brutality with every twang and thump..”

DemonZone (8/10): “…these guys have just proven to be an impressive force in metal… sounds magnificent.”

That’s Not Real Music!: “…they mean business… pounding riffs from start to finish.”

Five Albums with Chris Nee: “…groove metal has the classic metal attitude but modern extremity, fused with big, rolling riffs and aggression on tap… Yes please.”

Ghost Cult Magazine: “…A punishing blend of modern groove and classic thrash… PRODUCT OF HATE’s tight musicianship and youthful exuberance proves that they should be a killer live act.”

Ave Noctum (7/10): “While this quintet from Wisconsin have been around for 9 or so years, this is their first full length album and delivers 11 fast paced tracks with little remorse…”

Glacially Musical:  “…these fellows have a larger vocabulary on guitar than Sheldon Cooper does on physics. BURIED IN VIOLENCE is built from the ground up to knock buildings back to it.”

GetMetal.com: “..heaviness, aggression, glowing guitars, thundering bass lines and pounding drums.”

Decibel Geek: “The band are as tight as a duck’s bottom and the old school thrash influences are worn as a badge of honour..”

NeuFutur: “…the heavy and technically ferocious kick in the teeth the thrash metal world has been longing for.”

Rockway (Greece): “…Smart and Powerful, BURIED IN VIOLENCE will leave you with a smile. Absolutely recommended.”

Whiplash.net (Portugal) (9/10): “Powerful… fierce and heavy. A promise for the future…”

French-Metal (France) (16/20): “An incredible talent… the  technique is impeccable.”

Metal Chronicles (France): “solid technical mastery with a volcanic aggressiveness… the Americans did a good job and can be proud.”

Soil Chronicles (France) (8.5/10): “Amazing… explosive… the first album is a success.”

Rock in Spain (Spain): “A statement on how to make a great thrash record in the first quarter of the 21st century. “

Metal & Metal Forever Man (Czech) (7/10): “Anyone who likes hardcore thrash should not miss this album.”

Revolution Music (Denmark): “good at playing the game — violently with both technical and thundering drums, technically great riffs and lead guitar attacks.”

Nemesis-Rocks (Germany): “Cunning domination of an elegant game. Don’t pass this up.”

Metal Imperium (Portugal) (7.6/10): “Such strength and good taste… will appeal to all who like thrash.”

Metal Underground (Austria) (4.5/5): “Refreshing… lives up to the hype, and these guys are really great.”

Crossfire Metal (Germany) (7/10): “Modern day old-school!”

Metallized (Italy):  The hyper voice of Adam Gilley stands out like a monster from hell, strafed by brothers Cody and Gene Rathbone on guitars, and the impeccable rhythm section formed by Mark Campbell on bass and Mike McGuire on drums.

Fleurs du Mal (Italy) (7/10): “…turn up the volume as much as possible, open wide the windows and scream along: the result can be therapeutic and liberating.”

United Rock Nations (France) (3/5): “Like PANTERA… these guys must’ve been cradled in the VULGAR DISPLAY OF POWER sauce! Executed to perfection.”

Metal.de (Germany): “A good debut – ideal for training the muscles of the neck.”

White Room Reviews (Netherlands): “Everything a good metal band in 2016 should be.”

Wings of Death (Netherlands): “A treasure… brutal and ruthless.”

Metal Blast (3.5/5): On BURIED IN VIOLENCE, they demonstrate over and over again their ability to crush skulls and rattle bones… “

2016 – Interviews
2016 – “Monster” Video and Single Release”
2015 – BURIED IN VIOLENCE Album Announcement, Cover Art, Tracklist, Release Date Reveal

2015 – “…As Your Kingdom Falls” Lyric Video Premiere

2015 – Misc. Coverage and Interviews

2015 – Get Rekt Tour with Allegaeon, The Agonist and Product of Hate:

April 20, 2015: Dead Rhetoric – Live Review | The Agonist, Allegaeon & Product of Hate at Trick Shots, Clifton Park, NY

Highlights: “Product of Hate was really the wild card going in and ended up tipping the scales even further on the plus side.”

“Going into Product of Hate’s set with some light knowledge of one song (their debut comes out late summer on Napalm Records), curiosity was peaked to see how they’d sound. They immediately made an impression with some killer thrashy metal. The guitar and bass section was rather engaging, as was vocalist Adam Gilley, who frequently interacted with the group of us in the front who were headbanging away like mad (including my wife and I). The band’s high-impact thrash is seemingly a perfect fit for the live venue, and the band seem dead set on converting everyone over to them, one fan at a time. It’s the kind of attitude that’s sure to continue to gain them more momentum once their album is released.”

April 5, 2015: Ottawa Showbox – Live Review | Product of Hate at House of TARG, Ottawa, Canada

Highlights: “Napalm Records’ Product of Hate, a band I am incredibly glad I saw live – really set the bar high for Allegaeon. My main appraise of this band is Adam Gilley, the band’s frontman and guitarists Gene and Cody Rathbone (best name ever). A theme I noticed throughout the whole night was the amount of insane guitar playing. SO many solos.

Adam Gilley also totally looks the way a rock star should. All he needed was the bright red leather pants. I noticed his white Right Hook Microphone, as well – so that made them even more stellar.”

April 1, 2015: SHREDLOAD – Live Review | Product of Hate at Jub Jub’s in Reno, NV

Highlights: “The quality levels were kept high with thrash metal outfit PRODUCT OF HATE, currently signed to Napalm Records.  PRODUCT OF HATE laid down a brutal and relentless set of break neck thrash… full of confidence and enthusiasm that filtered into the crowd. PRODUCT OF HATE had the stage presence and the songs to shine through and delivered a brutal set. Check them out immediately. Product of Hate took the gold medal tonight so be sure to look them up and pick up their latest releases on Napalm Records!”

March 26, 2015: Live Performance of “Kill. You. Now” at The Boardwalk in Orangevale, CA vid Capital Chaos TV (YouTube)

March 26, 2015: Metal Assault – Live Review | Product of Hate at Complex in Glendale (Los Angeles), CA

Highlights: “Main support act Product Of Hate went about their mission of destroying this stage with much conviction. This is the first band I’ve heard of from Kenosha, Wisconsin since the emergence and subsequent disappearance of Lazarus A.D., and Product Of Hate did not do their town’s reputation any harm at all, playing a fiercely energetic set filled to the brim with quintessential modern metal and decorated by grooves galore.”

 2014 – Announcement of Signing with NAPALM Records

2009I For An I (pre-PoH name) – Live in Kenosha (YouTube)

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