Hailing from the depths of musical extremity, Vomit the Hate emerged as a force to reckon with in the underground metal scene. Their raw, unrelenting sound and controversial lyrics pushed the boundaries of musical aggression.
Members
The band's core lineup consisted of:
* Varg von German: Vocals * Vlad the Impaler: Guitar * Pest: Bass * Vomitor: Drums
Discography
Vomit the Hate's discography is a testament to their uncompromising approach to music:
* 2005: "Excrement of War" (Demo) * 2007: "Alive in a Common Grave" (Full-length Album) * 2010: "Human Slaughter House" (Full-length Album) * 2013: "Sadistic Dismemberment" (EP) * 2016: "Monument to Desolation" (Full-length Album)
Challenges
Vomit the Hate's music often sparked controversy and faced resistance from the mainstream. Their lyrics, which dealt with themes of violence, war, and misanthropy, were deemed too extreme for some listeners. The band also faced challenges in booking shows and finding a loyal audience outside of the underground scene.
Controversies
One of the most infamous controversies surrounding Vomit the Hate was their live performance at the "Grindfest" festival in 2008. During the set, the band members engaged in self-mutilation and performed a ritualistic sacrifice of an animal on stage. The incident resulted in outrage from both the public and animal rights activists, leading to the band being banned from several venues.
"Alive in a Common Grave"
The title track from Vomit the Hate's debut album, "Alive in a Common Grave," encapsulates the band's nihilistic worldview. The song features a relentless barrage of distorted guitars, pounding drums, and Varg von German's guttural vocals, expressing a profound sense of despair and alienation.
Legacy
Despite the challenges and controversies they faced, Vomit the Hate remains a significant force in the underground metal scene. Their uncompromising approach to music and willingness to push boundaries have earned them a cult following among fans of extreme metal. The band's legacy as one of the most brutal and uncompromising acts in the genre continues to inspire and provoke listeners to this day.