Jamey Jasta has made a career out of turning shouted screeds into adrenaline-fuelled motivational seminars, spitting the truth in the form of inspiring affirmations on the value of personal growth and overcoming adversity. At this point, the Hatebreed frontman, podcaster, and former Headbangers Ball host is essentially the hardcore Tony Robbins. So, in this way, listening to a new Hatebreed record in 2020 is as much an exercise in therapeutic self-determination as it is exhilarating and blood-pumping. And unfortunately, therein lies the rub. Let’s look at the title track for their eighth studio album, Weight of the False Self. The song starts with a fade-in guitar riff before drummer Matt Byrne’s pounding kick drum cuts through the mix, echoing the pump–pump–pump of your (no do...
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