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Hatebreed's new album, 'The Divinity of Purpose,' will be released Jan. 25 in Europe and Jan. 29 in the United States, and now the band has announced a headlining U.S. tour kicking off in late January.

Hatebreed have fired up a brand new track from their forthcoming sixth album 'The Divinity of Purpose.' The tune, 'Put it to the Torch,' is a compact, short and to the point song that we've come to expect from this Connecticut hardcore institution.

Connecticut hardcore act Hatebreed have finally revealed the juicy details about their upcoming sixth studio album, which is titled 'The Divinity of Purpose.' Along with U.S. and European release dates, Hatebreed have also unveiled the cover art for the highly anticipated record.

Dan Patrick - metal head? It appears to be true as the former ESPN anchor and current radio sports talk and NBC football host recently showed his metal tendencies by coming out of a commercial break with Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta's voice blaring to all his listeners.

Ladies and gentlemen, Lamb of God are back and ready to rock! After Randy Blythe’s return to the stage at Knotfest after his monthlong incarceration in the Czech Republic, the band is set to embark on a U.S. headlining tour this fall.

Hatebreed are expressing their outrage via Twitter after a CNN opinion piece written by Lonnie Nasatir included them in a list of white power bands. Following an outpouring of protests from the band and their fans, Hatebreed’s name has since been removed from the article.

Hatebreed have unveiled dates for a lengthy tour in celebration of the 10 year anniversary of the band’s debut album ‘Perseverance.’ Supporting acts on the trek include Whitechapel, All Shall Perish and Australian metalers Deez Nuts.

Good news for mosh-happy metal and hardcore fans. Hatebreed are headed to the studio next week to begin tracking their seventh album (sixth if you don’t count the ‘For the Lions’ covers disc as an actual album) and the follow up to 2009′s self-titled effort.

Connecticut metallers Hatebreed have started pre-production on their next studio album, and band members promise it’s going to entail lots of speed and force and little for the faint of heart.

Hatebreed fans, rejoice! It looks like the band is the beginning stages of working on their new album. Singer Jamey Jasta has taken to Twitter to update fans on the band’s progress on new material.

Jamey Jasta and Zakk Wylde shred this new one together.