But what all was promised? Beats me. I like Hath. A lot. Of Rot and Ruin earned its place on my top 10 of 2019 after about six thousand listens over the course of the year (give or take), and it continues to hang out in my rotation today. Their take on proggy, lightly blackened death metal is incredibly addictive; it’s grimy and packed with punishing riffs and drums, but just cerebral enough to engage something beyond the lizard brain. It hits that same sweet spot as Slugdge, sharing some sonic similarities as well. But prog bands of any flavor are rarely … Continue reading Review: Hath – All That Was Promised