Greetings Metalhead's and Music lovers, I hope all is well in your world. As you know this site is in its infancy and is going through changes as I start completing its content. Some of the additions are as follows. I added a section where Daze of Darkness is available to listen to / stream and or purchase. You can select your choice of individual digital tracks and download them. Remember you can listen to the tracks for free, so don't worry about pushing PLAY, you will not be charged. In addition to the digital copy Daze, I've also added a selection of different types of merch. Feel free to go through it if you would like to show the world your support for our Music and your LOVE of METAL.
There are quite a few of you that I've talked to and would like me to go over some guitar tips with you, so I decided to share the video below. Here is a short video of how to play the intro to HATRED's Mass Genocide, for all of the Guitar players out there that would like to jam along with us. It is a great song for beginning Guitar players as it goes over some fundamental techniques essential for Guitar playing. This song utilizes alternative picking, power chords and the use of octaves. Mass Genocide is off of the Daze of Darkness C.D. so, watch the video, go over to the "new music" tab and start jamming. I will be making a video on how to play the complete song as well as how to play SUFFER!
T.C.
Greetings METAL HEAD'S and music lovers. I hope everyone had a KILLER holiday season and have brought the new year in in a spectacular fashion. In December I had the opportunity to get together with HATRED'S Daze of Darkness line up, which consists of Joe Jablonski, Carl Short, Julio Castillo, and myself to sign the commemorative C.D.'s. It was awesome to have everyone in the same room as it has been years since we have seen each other. We hung out and talked shit about our memories of the early days of HATRED and all of the crazy things we used to do. For me it was really cool how everybody was pretty much the exact same people that they used to be. It was funny to see the combination back together again "in action" right before my eyes. At the end of the night, we all gave each other a hug and went our separate ways. The making of Daze of Darkness was one of the most magical times in all of our lives. Here are some of the photos I took of that night. 
