Pizza Pie Do or Die with Hath

Hath

It's time to talk about pizza one more time, and then there will be several more times because pizza is delicious.

But going through it all, this pizza column was answered by Willowtip recording artists, Hath.

It was needed to go back and refamiliarize myself with the band and it occurred to me, why don't have I have this on vinyl yet?

Of Rot and Ruin is an album full of black metal that's more about songs than it is being brutal and blasphemous.

Don't be like me.

Get your copy on BANDCAMP today.

But now let's talk about the circled square of deliciousness...pizza. (Unless you're talking about STL Style Pizza, then it is a squared circle because the pieces are cut into squares.)

LP Review: "Of Rot and Ruin" by Hath

Of Rot and Ruin

Today we've got one of those bands that's got the ability to do more than one thing.

There are millions of bands that are able to do one thing extremely well, and some bands (like Slayer) are able to carve out a very nice career for themselves doing it.

Then there are others (like Metallica) who are able to do more than just one style. This gives their career path a trajectory that simpler bands cannot match.

To be nice and clear, Hath, will never find themselves on the same stage as Metallica, much less on the same level, because, Black Metal, but what if a black metal (or blackened death metal if you want to be ever so specific) had a different attitude?

Hath services their songs instead of servicing their genre. Right now, minds are blowing. Hell, it kind of blew my mind a little bit.

How many metal bands service their songs first? Certainly, not nearly enough of them. It's far more common to check off boxes than it is to write amazing tracks. Hath's debut will be heavy enough for anyone and melodic enough for a few people who wouldn't have gotten in otherwise.

Don't miss it.

RELEASE 4/12/19 BANDCAMP FACEBOOK