Country - United States Label - Earache Records Genre - Death Metal Track List: 1. Two Demons (00:00) 2. Behold Judas (03:55) 3. The Victorious Reign (08:17).

I, Monarch by Hate Eternal, released 27 June 2005 1. Two Demons 2. Behold Judas 3. The Victorious Reign 4. To Know Our Enemies 5. I, Monarch 6. Path to the Eternal Gods 7. The Plague of Humanity 8. It Is Our Will 9. Sons of Darkness 10. Faceless One.

Album · 2005 · 10 Songs. 6. Path to the Eternal Gods.

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Band Name Hate Eternal. Album Name I, Monarch. Дата релиза 28 Июнь 2005. Лейблы Earache Records. 13. The Power That Be. 14. I, Monarch. 15. The Victorious Reign. 16. Hate Eternal Interview. 17. Behind the Scenes at Mana Studios.

I, Monarch is the third studio album by Florida technical death metal band Hate Eternal and it was released June 28, 2005 on Earache Records. Art Direction, Artwork & Design By Paul Romano. All songs by Erik Rutan except when noted. Behold Judas" (Piro, Rutan) – 04:21. The Victorious Reign" – 03:38. To Know Our Enemies" – 04:15. Path to the Eternal Gods" (Rutan, Roddy) – 03:28. The Plague of Humanity" – 04:02. It Is Our Will" (Rutan, Roddy) – 04:41.

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Tracklist: 1. Two Demons, 2. Behold Judas, 3. The Victorious Reign, 4. To Know Our Enemies, 5. I, Monarch, 6. Path To The Eternal Gods, 7. The Plague Of Humanity, 8. It Is Our Will, 9. Sons Of Darkness, 10. Faceless On. 3. 4. To Know Our Enemies. 7. The Plague Of Humanity.

The third Hate Eternal album marks the end of an era for the band. It was the last record for long-time contractor Earache Records, the last to feature notorious drum mercenary (and budding solo artist/clinician) Derek Roddy and the sole record to feature bass guitarist/vocalist Randy Piro. It is the first record to feature artwork by Paul Romano, and the last of three records to feature royal connotations in its choice for album title. On its first three records Hate Eternal perfected its traditional death metal sound in every possible way, and I, Monarch is the most representative of those changes. It is the record where the band finally showed what they were capable of as songwriters. Conquering the Throne and King Of All Kings (the former more than the latter) seemed to focus on speed and brutality almost exclusively.

The name �Hate Eternal� is a rather suitable label for such music. Vicious drums, outlandish guitar riffs, and carnivorous vocals blend together to create the ultimate atmosphere of hatred. For 42 minutes during the newest release, one feels as though he truly is scourging the King of Kings, causing him to tremble before him. Rutan has once again managed to successfully create an outlet for his emotions, which shines darkly full of superior death metal for our modern times. Cower before me Christ, as I, Monarch have now begun to reign.

I, Monarch (2005) by Hate Eternal. Labels: Earache Records. Genres: Death Metal Members: Erik Rutan, Randy Piro, Derek Roddy.