Suck Stuff - Hate Love

Review by Shelly Barber

Hate Love, the latest album from Suck Stuff, is a gritty and raw exploration of the darker side of human emotion. From the opening track "Hate Me" to the final notes of "Love Me Not", the band delivers a powerful and unapologetic performance that is sure to leave listeners feeling both shaken and satisfied.

Throughout the album, Suck Stuff showcases their signature sound, blending elements of punk, grunge, and metal into a unique and unforgettable sonic experience. Lead vocalist, Jake Smith, brings an intensity and rawness to his delivery that perfectly matches the album's themes of anger, heartbreak, and betrayal.

Standout tracks include "Broken", which features a hauntingly beautiful guitar riff that builds to a cathartic chorus, and "Sick of You", a frenetic punk anthem that is sure to get fans moshing at live shows.

Although Hate Love is undeniably heavy and dark, there are moments of vulnerability and tenderness scattered throughout the album, such as on the acoustic ballad "Goodbye My Love". These moments serve to add depth and complexity to the album's overall message.

Summary by Shelly Barber

Hate Love is a powerful and unapologetic album that showcases Suck Stuff's unique sound and uncompromising approach to music. Fans of punk, grunge, and metal will find plenty to love on this album, while newcomers to the band will be drawn in by its raw energy and emotional intensity.