Full stream of BornBroken's first release "The Healing Powers of Hate" releasing on June 4th, 2013

“What BornBroken have done here is create an album that ticks pretty much every box on the seriously heavy tick sheet, managing to put together an album which is heavy, melodic, dark, haunting, and yet uplifting at the same time. Representing the pain and angst that went into making it, this album will connect with your soul, and remind you of what heavy is.” – Loud-Stuff.com
“The Healing Power of Hate is a great example of why Canadian metal is regarded around the world as being of very high quality: Because, quite simply, it is”. – GoetiaMetal


“The Healing Power of Hate is a great example of why Canadian metal is regarded around the world as being of very high quality: Because, quite simply, it is”. – GoetiaMetal

BornBroken-The Healing Powers of Hate

Single off of BornBroken's CD "The Healing Powers of Hate"

Control

Today is the day that I came to hate you.
This song, is basically stating the feeling of contempt you have for that one person who decided to piss on your cornflakes this morning.

Anger of the Day

Full stream of BornBroken's first release "The Healing Powers of Hate"

Can't Quiet The Riot

Old News

I Will Rise

It Has Begun

Birth Of The Broken

Bleed The Sky

Reborn From The Ashes

The Healing Powers Of Hate

BornBroken is aggressive music for critical masses. They are a band that thrives on fury at the injustices of the world we are living in and now is the right time for their righteous rage, it feeds their creative furnace!

Following up their well-received 2013 debut album ‘The Healing Powers of Hate’, they return in 2018 with a 40 minute freight-train on “The Years of Harsh Truths and Little Lies”. The new album features a refreshed line up that includes vocalist Pepe Peloquin (Endast), drummer Samuel Santiago (Gorod, First Fragment) along with bassist Red Voizard to join founding members and guitarists Mike Decker and Simon Savard. The ten track assault is heavier and angrier plus even includes special guest vocals from Slaves On Dope’s Jason Rockman on “Fight”.