Botch

The hugely influential metalcore/mathcore band Botch's classic albums are finally streaming, with vinyl reissues and more news to come next year...

Brian Cook (Botch, These Arms Are Snakes, Russian Circles, Sumac) goes in a somber, folky direction with his new solo project Torment & Glory, whose debut album comes out in August via Sargent House...

Shin Guard have changed their name to Hazing Over, shifted their lineup a bit, and are now diving headfirst into metalcore and deathcore. Watch the video for first single ”Jock” and read our interview with the band about their new endeavor...

Without shows to attend IRL, watch these killer live videos of 13 '90s/early 2000s metal bands in their prime...

“The Road” is the second single off Deathcave's upcoming debut album, which was produced by Dave Verellen's brother Ben (of Helms Alee) and also features appearances by members of Black Breath and Holy Grove...

Former Botch vocalist Dave Verellen says he “would love“ to do a Botch reunion but that ”the odds are really low.“ Meanwhile, if they do it and they need a drummer, Converge's Ben Koller has offered...

The great post-metal trio Sumac (members of Isis, Botch, Russian Circles, Baptists) made their new album with Converge's Kurt Ballou and Botch/Isis collaborator Matt Bayles.

Today's picks for amazing live videos to watch while there are no actual shows to attend include Arcade Fire in 2005, Wire in 1979, Tool in 1996, Botch in 1997, and more...

From much-missed bands like Deadguy, Unbroken, and Turmoil to lifers like Integrity, Ringworm, and Converge, here are 15 '90s metalcore albums that still hold up and sound relevant today.

The glass-half-full outlook of Minus the Bear's breakup is that it maybe opens up the door for some of the members' beloved older bands to reunite.