Eaten_by_Sharks-The_Undertow_of_Hate-WEB-2026-BLEEDiNG

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MP3/FLAC

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BLEEDiNG

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78,85 MB

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13

Date

2026-07-17

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      artist: Eaten by Sharks                                                
       title: The Undertow of Hate                                           
        year: 2026
       genre: Death Metal
        type: Album
       label: CDN Records
    language: English
   rel. date: 2026-07-17
      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
     runtime: 00:34:03
        size: 78.1 MiB / 9 tracks
    rip date: 2026-07-17
  source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/knghoqeov07hv
   tracklist:
   01. Vessels Torn                                                     4:43
   02. In Tidal Chaos                                                   4:36
   03. Capsized                                                         3:36
   04. Bodies Overboard                                                 3:53
   05. Treading Water                                                   3:40
   06. Dragged Under                                                    3:42
   07. Becoming Chum                                                    4:25
   08. Crimson Tide                                                     4:03
   09. Surfaced Remains                                                 1:26
   release notes:
   The Undertow of Hate is the second crushing full length album from Eaten
   By Sharks. It pushes deeper into the essence of who they are both
   musically and thematically. Where Eradication tore things apart, this
   record drags everything under.
   The songs hit deeper, the lyrics pull you below the surface, and the
   sound becomes a current that refuses to let go. What starts as pressure
   becomes total immersion, where there is no air left and no way back up.
   Wrapped in a horrific oceanic descent, The Undertow of Hate unfolds as a
   violent journey beneath the waves. The sea becomes something darker than
   nature, a collapsing world of blood, wreckage, and bloated empty vessels
   left behind by what once was.

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