Songs of Love and Hate is the fourth studio album by English industrial metal band Godflesh.

[4] After initially making Songs of Love and Hate exclusively with machines, Broadrick decided that there was a lack of dynamic range and groove.

Initially, he felt intimidated by Broadrick, calling him "scary," but soon found a common ground for their love of jungle music.

To make the sounds even more extreme, B. Mantia smashes and hammers his drums with rabid aggression, instilling the sense of anger than no machine can possibly accomplish.

"[1] In reviewing a compilation including Songs of Love and Hate, Eric Schneider of AllMusic said the album was arguably Godflesh's most straightforward release.