I always joke if you want to hear a sound done correctly, just have a Canadian band do it (I’m half-Canadian, so I can make the joke). There are so many excellent bands from our neighbors up north who offer up a uniquely perfected take on particular styles (see: Propagandhi, Protest The Hero, Cancer Bats, Gorguts, Archspire, etc.), so let’s add one more to that vaunted list: Depths Of Hatred. The Quebec-based group are fresh signees to Prosthetic Records, specializing in a style that seemingly doesn’t exist in 2021 but should: deathcore—that is, more death than core. Everything about their Prosthetic debut sounds delightfully retro to 2006 but filtered through an all-seeing, modern lens. Inheritance is definitely on the technical, more proggy side of deathcore, recalling long-under-appreci...
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