Hatebreed Unleash “Decisions Become Destinies” Ahead of Fatal Paradox
Hatebreed have released the official video for “Decisions Become Destinies,” giving fans another preview of Fatal Paradox before the album arrives Friday, November 6, through BLKIIBLK Records.
The Connecticut hardcore band’s ninth full-length is its first since 2020’s Weight of the False Self. It also begins a new label chapter for the group, with longtime collaborator Chris “Zeuss” Harris handling production.
In the announcement accompanying the video, Hatebreed describe “Decisions Become Destinies” as one of the record’s most personal songs and a reflection of where the band stands as it enters this next phase. The official video is available on Hatebreed’s YouTube channel.
The 11-song album includes the previously unveiled “Kill Count Increase,” “The Carrion Choir” and title track. Obituary vocalist John Tardy guests on “Sacrifice Season,” adding another familiar voice from heavy music to the record.
The release closes a six-year gap between Hatebreed studio albums. For listeners who have followed the band from Satisfaction Is the Death of Desire through Perseverance and its later records, Fatal Paradox brings a substantial new batch of material from a group whose sound connects hardcore and metal.
Hatebreed’s plans extend into 2027, with previously announced Slipknot support slots including Wembley Stadium in London on July 3 and September shows in Buenos Aires, Santiago, Lima and Bogotá. Those dates are part of the band’s existing touring plans; the new video is the latest development.
Fatal Paradox track listing: Kill Count Increase; The Carrion Choir; Decisions Become Destinies; Total Invincible; Fatal Paradox; Still A Threat; Sacrifice Season (featuring John Tardy); Truth Is A Lion; Make The Demons Obey; None Left To Save; Poison Planet.
Watch the video below through the official link, and visit Hatebreed’s album page for available editions and ordering information.
Photo: Balazs Szabo. Official Hatebreed promotional photo supplied by Atom Splitter PR.
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