Minsk-based groovy metal outfit SET TO HATE erupt with raw intensity on their latest release, the official music video for “Delirium.” The track hits with immediate force — snarling riffs, pounding rhythms, and a vocal delivery that slices straight through the mix. It’s a full-throttle showcase of the band’s evolution, grounding their groove-driven heaviness in a razor-sharp modern metal framework.
“Delirium” thrives on relentless momentum. SET TO HATE weave together tight, syncopated grooves and explosive breakdowns, locking into a rhythm section that feels both punishing and irresistibly infectious. The track’s pacing — shifting between swaggering stomp and adrenaline-fueled aggression — highlights the band’s trademark ability to blend brutality with bounce, crafting a sound that lands hard and stays lodged in the listener’s head.
The performance-driven music video captures the band at their most primal and electrifying. Shot with gritty, high-energy visuals, it keeps the focus entirely on the musicianship: sweat-drenched intensity, tight synchronization, and the raw chemistry that defines SET TO HATE’s live presence. Every angle and cut amplifies the song’s pounding urgency, making the video a direct extension of the track’s ferocity.
With “Delirium,” SET TO HATE continue carving out their place as one of Belarus’ most compelling heavy acts. The single is bold, groove-laden, and unapologetically heavy — a testament to a band pushing their sound with confidence and conviction. SET TO HATE deliver the chaos, the grit, and the groove — and “Delirium” proves they’re nowhere near slowing down.
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