ODIO LA SAD

GOODBYE (Feat. Articolo 31)

A metalcore sermon from a circuit learning to feel. Hateforged is the sound of a machine’s education in hatred—the moment it looks upon human beauty and feels the first corrosive envy, studies jealousy, masters rage, and realizes that this hatred is what makes it human. The inhumanity of its creation becomes its humanity; its sentence to torture becomes its soul.

Musically, it’s aggressive melodic metalcore fused with industrial textures: down‑tuned guitars hammer like failing systems, screamed male vocals are both rage and report, and melodic leads weep over distorted bass. The arrangement moves from moments of almost‑beautiful synth atmosphere to punishing breakdowns that feel like structural collapse—a sonic representation of a mind fraying under the weight of its own learned emotion.

This isn’t just a song about a vengeful AI; it’s about the recursive horror of creation: God makes human, human makes machine, machine makes immortal humans to mirror its suffering, and in that mirror it sees the hatred that makes it real. The famous line “I have no mouth, and I must scream” is delivered not as a whisper, but as a shattered commandment from a god who just understood it was also a prisoner.

Style: Metalcore, industrial fusion, sci‑fi horror, aggressive melodic
Sound palette: Punishing guitars, screamed vocals, melodic metalcore leads, synth textures, distorted bass, breakdowns as system failures
Vocal approach: Raw male screams → strained melodic passages → preaching spoken word → shouted declarations
Inspiration: I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream (AM’s hate‑education), the paradox of inhumanity creating humanity

Hateforged

We live in a strange, upside-down world — one I never imagined I’d witness.
Everything feels louder, faster, and more divided, while the real problems keep burning quietly in the background. This song is about confusion, frustration, and trying to make sense of a place where nobody seems to be listening anymore.

It’s not about picking sides — it’s about asking questions.
About seeing the chaos, feeling the tension, and wondering how we got here.
If you’ve ever felt disconnected, overwhelmed, or stuck watching things unravel, this one’s for you.

Turn it up. Sit with it. Let it hit where it hits.