Stronger Than Hate
Sepultura · Beneath The Remains
The Clutches That Grasp At My Inner Self
No Tomorrow Will Ease My Oppression
My Streak Of Hate Leads My Way
Look At Me
My Feelings Turn
Stronger Than Hate
I Can't Decide On Which Way To Turn
My Choices Are Few And Far Between
Look At Me
My Feelings Turn
Stronger Than Hate
I Can't Decide On Which Way To Turn
My Choices Are Few And Far Between
A Lifetime Of Remorse
There's No Place That I've Ever Been
I Stand Above Their Remains
My Vengeance I Have Regained
I Don't Know What Lies On The Floor
I Won't Be Locked Up Anymore
Standing Here I've Lost All Faith
I Have No Social Equality
To Live Again Would Be A Lie
My Life Is Not Worth The Pain
Stronger Than Hate
Stronger Than Hate stands as a defining track from Sepultura's 1989 album Beneath The Remains, capturing the band at the height of their thrash metal dominance. The recording showcases the aggressive, high-energy sound that propelled the Brazilian group into international prominence during the late 1980s. Characterized by rapid drumming, distorted guitar riffs, and Max Cavalera's distinctive vocal delivery, the song exemplifies the raw power and intensity that became hallmarks of the band's early discography. This work remains a staple for fans of the genre, reflecting the technical precision and ferocity that distinguished Sepultura from their contemporaries. The track continues to resonate within the broader metal canon, representing a pivotal moment in the band's evolution before they later explored more experimental territories.