Botch
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About Botch
With polyrhythmic guitar stylings, raw vocals, progressive song structures, and a unique sound, Botch were a driving force in the metalcore scene from 1993 until their break-up in 2002, particularly influential to the creation and rise of the mathcore subgenre. In May 1998, the four-piece from Tacoma, USA released their first album, American Nervoso. On November 30, 1999, Hydra Head released Botch's We Are The Romans. Since its initial release, bands have been influenced by its style, creating, to many, what is now called mathcore.
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Top Tracks
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To Our Friends in the Great White North
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Mondrian Was a Liar
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Transitions from Persona to Object
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Saint Matthew Returns to the Womb
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Frequency Ass Bandit
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Swimming the Channel vs. Driving the Chunnel
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I Wanna Be a Sex Symbol on My Own Terms
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Afghamistam
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Japam
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Man the Ramparts
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Framce
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John Woo
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Hutton's Great Heat Engine
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Vietmam
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C. Thomas Howell as the "Soul Man"
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Dali's Praying Mantis
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Dead For a Minute
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Micaragua
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Oma
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Thank God For Worker Bees
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One Twenty Two
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Spitting Black
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Rejection Spoken Softly
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Hives
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Stupid Me
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C. Thomas Howell as the “Soul Man”
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Third Part in a Tragedy
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Inch By Inch
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Closure
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Ebb
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O Fortuna
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We Are the Romans
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Rock Lobster
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Contraction
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God vs. Science
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In Spite of This
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Liquored Up and Laid
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Transistions from Persona to Object
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Untitled
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End of Discussion
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Sudam
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Wounded
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Leavers Take on Genesis
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Thank God For The Worker Bees
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Thank God for Worker Bees - Remix
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Mondarian Was a Liar
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Frequenting Mass Transit
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God Vs Science
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The Lobster Song
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Hutton's Great Heat Engine (Demo)
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