All That We Hate, the full length LP by the blackened thrash metal band Putrid from Lima Peru comes out swinging with dark lyrics, intense guitar riffs, and frenetic drumming. The album combines the darkness and dread ever present within the genre of black metal with the quick pace of thrash metal to create an interesting sounding album for sure. I haven't quite heard a black metal album like this before. This album is a punch in the gut, an aggressive wall of sound and heaviness that never quite lets up, piercing through the listeners ear drums. This album plunges the listener into the depths of depravity with some of the lyrics on this thing, giving us a lot of intensity. The vocals from Evil Avatar are incredible; the way he is able to bend his voice like that, he doesn't even sound human. Equally as impressive is the drumming from Johnathan A who moves so quickly it's like he's subhuman. A lot of aspects of this album impress me.

The first track, Headbanging Queer, is an intense assault on the emotions with waves of energy emanating from the entirety of the band. The drumming, guitar, bass, and vocals meld perfectly together to create one of the heaviest black metal tracks I've heard in quite some time. It's definitely a nonstop head banging song, as more most of the songs on this album. I like how there's certain rhythmic choices between the drummer and the guitars. Guitars scream and squeal during the guitar solo that takes up the middle of this track. Another standout track for me is Hatred which brings to it more of the same heaviness that is commonplace in this record and this band. I especially loved the vocals and the screams on this one. They're harsh and crazy and accompanied by the instrumentation the vocals flow perfectly together. I love the subtle bass tones which sink just beneath the loud drumming and the layered sounds of the lead guitar. Rape Lamb of God and My Prinicpals are both standout tracks for me because of how everything comes together to create the songs. This band is really good and gripping you in the threshold of violence and darkness. It brings you down to the darkest depths of humanity and holds you down there throughout the entire run time of the album. It's a good album and I enjoyed the influences of thrash metal infusing this record with energy most black metal bands don't seem to the possess. Overall, this album is a very good, heavy album that is definitely worth the listen. I also think the album cover is suitably creepy, definitely something that fits the vibe of the record.