Hate Eternal is a formidable force in the world of death metal, founded in 1997 by guitarist and vocalist Erik Rutan, who is known for his work with the influential band Morbid Angel. As one of the genre's most respected acts, Hate Eternal has carved out a niche for themselves with their relentless speed, technical precision, and lyrical ferocity. The band's style is characterized by its intricate guitar work, rapid blast beats, and Rutan’s guttural vocal delivery, elements that have helped them stand out in the metal community and maintain a loyal following.

Over the years, Hate Eternal has delivered a series of critically acclaimed albums that showcase their evolution while staying true to their death metal roots. Their discography is a testament to the group's dedication to the genre and has grown to include titles like "King Of All Kings" (2002), "I Monarch" (2005), and "Phoenix Amongst the Ashes" (2011), each release intensifying their sonic identity. The band's technical virtuosity and unyielding aggression reached new heights with their sixth studio album, "Infernus" (2015), which continued the expansion of their complex song structures and musical brutality. Hate Eternal's most recent studio offering, "Upon Desolate Sands" (2018), was met with acclaim for its precise execution and engaging compositions, further solidifying the band's standing as titans within the extreme metal landscape. Their live prowess was captured in the album "Live in London" (2019), giving fans a taste of Hate Eternal's devastating live performances.