Having eclipsed their thirteenth year, stalwart American death metal veterans Father Befouled return, their brands still hot with the flames of 2017’s Desolate Gods with Holy Rotten Blood, an enormous twenty-six minute EP of all-new morbid and unholy, dismal death metal. With new drummer Amos Rifkin (Deceased, Death of Kings) in tow, they are poised to even further espouse their militant focus of blasphemy and holy mockery. Adding even more texture and harmonies to their already serpentine sound gives an honestly uneasy feeling across the tracks. The morbid and abysmal sound is owed to Dan Lowndes (Resonance Sound Studio, Cruciamentum), who once again handled mixing and mastering. 
Long sidled with the “Incantation-clone” albatross, Father Befouled have moved much more-so into their own space with their last record and have fully fleshed that out with Holy Rotten Blood. While Incantation remains a huge influence (and friends), they have taken cues from many other legacy and contemporary bands along with their own unique style to craft and juggernaut of christ-destroying death metal.