In the winter of 1998 we recorded the one and only demo we ever did. Together with Dan Swanö we recorded 3 songs in his former studio that starred Jörgen's Entombed comrade LG Petrov on backingvocals. The demo was sent out to 4 labels and unluckily we ended up signing to Massacre Records out of Germany in 1999.

At the end of the 1999 we recorded the widely acclaimed debut "Cybersonic Superchrist" and got massive response. Due to the incompetence of the label people had a hard time finding the album in the stores, though the reviews were raving. With this recording, made by Lord K Philipson and Dan Swanö, vocalissa Mia Ståhl was added to the Hate to bring a wider range of variety to the music. "Cybersonic Superchrist" was released worldwide the 14th of February 2000.

Following the great press-response, album number 2 started to take form. In February 2001 we recorded "When We Are Done, Your Flesh Will Be Ours". It was digitalized in late Nasum-frontman Mieszko Talarczyk's Soundlab Studios and mastered at Cutting Room in Stockholm, Sweden. It finally saw the naked light of day at August 27th, 2001. The response was great, though again, people had had a hard time finding it thanx to the cumstains at Massacre Records.

In 2002 Petter S. Freed of 2 Ton Predator joined as guitarist for live-situations first and foremost, which later changed to a permanent place in the band as he already contributed alot of killer ideas to our sound.

After 2 years of wanting to leave Massacre Records due to their unproffessionalism towards the band, we finally got out of the contract in February 2002.

In the summer of 2002 we played in Helsinki, Finland, and recorded the gig through the soundboard onto a mini-disc. This gig ended up being the live-album "Killing Hellsinki", released through Threeman Recordings in April 2003.

Late 2002 we fired former vocalissa Mia Ståhl and stumbled upon Ms. Jo Enckell, who really brought in another dimension to The Hate.

In April 2003 we recorded our third full-length, "Hate, Dominate, Congregate, Eliminate". This album was released on August 25th, 2003, on Threeman Recordings. It was recorded in Soundlab Studios, Örebro, Sweden, once again with Mieszko Talarczyk.

In early 2005 we recorded "Armageddon March Eternal - Symphonies of slit wrists", with Dan Swanö in his studio, as well as recording parts of it in several other studios with other people. Originally we planned to continue working with Mieszko, but the Tsunami-catastrophy in the end of 2004 drastically terminated those plans. An hour of perfection (where each and every note/word is played/sung and dedicated to Mieszko) was put on tape and really took us another step up the ladder of Domination.

For the first time in the career of TPH we asked someone else to do the bass for it instead of K doing it as on all previous studio albums. Michael Håkansson of Evergrey stepped up and provided some excellent shit for us. One thing led to another and the result was more than obvious: Michael had to be a full member of the band.

"Armageddon March Eternal" saw the light of day in October 5th 2005 and really proved who the true disciples of Armageddon are.

In 2006 the writing sessions for "In Hora Mortis Nostræ" commenced. In October, 2006, the guitars were started to be recorded and those were finished in January of 2007. Bassist Michael had approached K about utilizing the services of a real drummer for the first time in the career of TPH and suggested his Engel-bandmate Mojjo for the work. Said and done, Mojjo put down the drums, and we were impressed beyond words, and he was offered a full time spot in the band in the middle of the recording. Jonna once again did her vocal parts with vocal coach Robban Eriksson (as she did on "AME"). Both Jo's and J's vocals were recorded in March of 2007. Michael put down his bass around the same time and in May, 2007, "In Hora Mortis Nostræ" was mixed and demonized by Dan Swanö and Lord K Philipson. The album was released by bound-to-be legendary Swedish actor Peter Stormare's record label StormVox. "In Hora Mortis Nostrae" saw the light of day in September 2007.

During 2008 it became more and more clear to Mazza that he didn't have the motivation nor fire anymore to be a part of The Hate, so one thing led to another and he decided to leave the band on good terms. Replacement for him was found rather easily as K's friend Anders Bertilsson already helped him out with composing the material for the follow-up to "In Hora Mortis Nostræ". So it was more than natural to ask him to fill Mazza's shoes.