Morphosis (Hate album) explained

Morphosis
Type:studio
Artist:Hate
Cover:Morphosis (album cover).jpg
Released:4 February 2008
Recorded:3 August 2007,
Hertz Studio in Białystok,
Poland
Genre:Death metal
Blackened death metal
Length:38:52
Label:Listenable
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Morphosis is the sixth album by Polish death metal band Hate. This album is mostly a death metal release, with some blackened death metal and Industrial influences. The album was mixed by the Wiesławski Bros. in August 2007 at the Hertz studio in Poland and mastered by Kris Wawrzak and Adam The First Sinner at Efektura Studio in Warsaw, October 2007. The album was originally released under Listenable Records, but was released in Brazil under by Paranoid Records in June 2008. The recording took place in two studios in Poland; mainly at Hertz Studio, but also at Efectura Studio. All songs were written and arranged by Adam The First Sinner with assistance of Hexen, except the song Immum Coeli (Everlasting World) which was written by the assistance of both Hexen and Destroyer.

Personnel

Hate

Production

Recording