The renowned hardcore band God’s Hate has officially announced a significant hiatus, closing this thrilling chapter of their musical journey just moments before taking the stage at the highly anticipated 2025 Sound and Fury festival. While the band has not specified how long this hiatus will last, they conveyed their message succinctly by stating, “The job is finished… for now.” This announcement marks a pivotal moment for the group and their dedicated fanbase.

Fronted by the charismatic Brody King from AEW, God’s Hate has built a reputation over the past decade as underground favorites within the hardcore music scene. Their self-titled album, God’s Hate, released in 2021, has become a defining work of the current decade, effectively articulating the band’s potent messages that resonate with King’s outspoken views and actions against ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). This album features the impactful track “God’s Hate,” which embodies the spirit of resistance.

In a powerful response to the media spotlight following King’s bold decision to wear an “Abolish ICE” shirt during the AEW Grand Slam Mexico event, he launched a charitable initiative. This effort culminated in a specially designed shirt that successfully raised over $27,000 to support families affected by ICE raids. This action highlights not only his commitment to social justice but also the band’s willingness to engage with pressing societal issues.

On July 13, God’s Hate shared an official message regarding their hiatus:

A MESSAGE FROM GOD’S HATE:

GOD’S HATE HIATUS BEGINS TONIGHT AFTER SOUND & FURY. THE JOB IS FINISHED… FOR NOW.

In response to concerns from fans about this hiatus, Brody King reassured everyone through a retweet, clarifying that “This is far from goodbye… We’re just reloading.” This statement has provided hope for fans eager to see what the future holds for the band.

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This announcement follows Brody King’s notable performance at All In, where he participated in the intense Men’s Casino Gauntlet match, vying for a chance to compete for the coveted AEW World Championship. His entrance was met with one of the loudest reactions of the match, showcasing his popularity, although the event ultimately culminated in a victory for MJF.