Chronicling the band's work across a number of unreleased efforts over the last decade, _Hatewar 666_ is consistently reminiscent of the carpet-bombing approach taken by _Panzer Division Marduk_. At times this delivers quality in spades, most notably so on "Realms of Apollyon" and "Hail to Fire". Elsewhere, tracks like the hilariously contrived "Riddle of the Nightwatchman" all too easily expose the chinks in the goat-worshippers' armor, and even with a timeline spanning almost a decade, _Hatewar 666_ is just too repetitive and uninspiring to leave any kind of lasting impact.