Botch "An Anthology Of Dead Ends" 12" " songs like "Orphaned" and

" songs like "Orphaned" and the intense "Plagues" prove that breakneck speed and heaviness aren't necessarily interrelated

Botch has continued to tour both the US as well as the European continent and have seen many new bands emerge

And elsewhere on the album "Angel Strike Man" soars with a Bad Brains-esque white hot anger while "The Sad Truth" cuts deep with repetition and poignant poetic vocal styling

and brutal vocals all coalesce to lay the blueprint for "Punk Metal" as we know it

George Hirsch of Blacklisted

Botch "An Anthology Of Dead Ends" 12" " songs like "Orphaned" andBotch is perhaps the greatest heavy band of the last ten years. We dont mean to be grandiose, were simply stating the truth, as anyone who has witnessed the Botch live experience might attest to. As a friend of ours put it, when Botch took the stage, not only were they unquestionably the greatest band of the night (regardless of who else was playing), but for that 45 minutes they were the fucking greatest band on earth. The first time I saw Botch was