Hatebreed Reportedly Re-Recording ‘Under The Knife’ EP With Early Member

Hatebreed may be revisiting part of their early catalog alongside work on new material. According to comments made by comedian Ian Fidance, the veteran metalcore outfit have been re-recording their 1996 EP ‘Under The Knife’ while also tracking their ninth studio album.

Speaking on a recent episode of ‘Bein’ Ian With Jordan’, Fidance claimed he was invited to the studio to contribute guest gang vocals during the sessions. Recounting the experience, he said:

“Saturday, I went to New Haven and sang gang vocals with Hatebreed on their two new albums. …In a recording studio with Jamey [Jasta, Hatebreed vocalist] and Larry [Dwyer Jr., ex-Hatebreed guitarist] and Wayne [Lozniak, Hatebreed guitarist] — the two original guitarists on ‘Under The Knife’.

And Larry played guitar with Death Threat on their demo. And I was geeking out, and we sang gang vocals. And then they’re redoing ‘Under The Knife’, their first EP, and I sang ‘Under The Knife’ on ‘Under The Knife’ that they’re repurposing… Redoing, re-releasing, re-recording, redoing.”

Fidance also noted that footage from the recording sessions was captured and could surface as part of future content tied to the project. At the time of writing, Hatebreed have not publicly confirmed details surrounding a re-recorded edition of ‘Under The Knife’, but the comments have sparked speculation among fans about a potential revisiting of the band’s formative era.

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