At some point in the ’90s, a few different hardcore band started messing around with metallic riffage and math-rock time-signature insanity, and they came up with a whole new complex, concussive, chaotic take on hardcore. Some of those bands, like Boston’s Converge and New Jersey’s Dillinger Escape Plan, eventually got pretty huge. But another one, Seattle’s legendary Botch, broke up in the aftermath of their 1999 classic We Are The Romans, and they’ve never reunited. Today, some of Botch’s peers have gotten together remotely to salute them.