It takes a lot for a band to come back and still be just as vital/potent after almost 10 years of recorded dormancy. And it takes a WHOLE lot more when half the foundation of your band splits and you still manage to come back like Kill Devil Hill has with an absolute blockbuster of a record in Seas Of Oblivion.
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It’s hard to believe that the upcoming double album from Butcher Babies is only their fourth to date (Or is that fourth AND fifth???) because when it comes to the Metal scene, it feel like BB have been around waaaaay longer than just over ten years when debut Goliath dropped in 2013. But here we are with a double record that’s even more fierce and ferocious than when the Los Angeles outfit first burst onto the scene.
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