AEW Wrestler's Hardcore Band Announce Hiatus After Festival Show Via Brief Statement

God's Hate have closed this latest chapter of their career, announcing a hiatus just minutes before performing at the 2025 Sound and Fury festival. The hardcore band didn't expand on the length of their hiatus, simply writing that "The job is finished... for now."

With AEW's Brody King on vocals, God's Hate have been underground favorites in the hardcore scene for a decade. God's Hate's 2021 album, God's Hate, (which features the song "God's Hate") is a staple of the current decade, delivering messages that back King's recent statements and actions against ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).

In response to the media attention King received by wearing an "Abolish ICE" shirt at AEW Grand Slam Mexico, the wrestler and vocalist launched a shirt for charity, which raised over $27,000 for families affected by ICE raids.

As for God's Hate, the band posted on July 13:

A MESSAGE FROM GOD’S HATE:

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

Brody King chimed in with a retweet to quell fans' worries saying "This is far from goodbye… We’re just reloading."

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The announcement comes after Brody King's performance at All In, where he competed in the Men's Casino Gauntlet match for a future shot at the AEW World Championship. King's entrance got one of the biggest pops of the match, but it was ultimately won by MJF.