Review by Carsten Stegner

Redeemed By Hatred, the collaborative album by Low Entropy and Nullentropy, is a tour de force of industrial and hardcore techno. The album is a sonic assault on the senses, with pounding beats, screeching synths, and distorted vocals that create a sense of unease and aggression.

The album is dark and brooding, with tracks like "Hate Is My Redeemer" and "Burning Bridges" exploring themes of anger and isolation. The production is top-notch, with crisp percussion and a wide range of soundscapes that keep the listener engaged throughout.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The End Is Near," which features a haunting melody and a driving beat that builds to a crescendo of noise and chaos. Another highlight is "Pain Is My Friend," a slower, more atmospheric track that showcases the duo's ability to create a sense of tension and release.

Summary by Carsten Stegner

Redeemed By Hatred is a must-listen for fans of industrial and hardcore techno. Low Entropy and Nullentropy have created a powerful and uncompromising album that pushes the boundaries of electronic music.