When an album receives accolades like “49th greatest Guitar Album of all Time” from Guitar World Magazine and “5th greatest Metal Album of The 21st Century” from Metal Hammer Magazine then you know it’s one you should be checking out. 18 years ago in 2004 inspired by the events that took place during the war in
After Enterprise Earth dropped something of a surprise cover of “Now You’ve Got Something to Die For” by American Groove Metal Kings Lamb Of God last year, Symphonic Deathcore collective Shadow Of Intent have followed suit and unveiled a cover of “Laid To Rest“. Both cuts originally appear on Lamb Of God’s 2004 album “Ashes of
When we reviewed “From Filth To Filth” from Filthy Crook, one thing came to mind. Headbanging. Their EP is so groove laden that it will have even the hardest of Metal Heads cracking a smile as they listen to it. So we asked them about the influences behind it and this is what they said… “After
In this new interview between Beez from Knotfest and Lamb of God bassist John Campbell, the pair discuss the bands upcoming plans to stream a pair of full album live shows in September. 18th September will see the band performing their freshly released self titled record while 25th will see them perform fan favourite “Ashes
A five man Death Metal band from Oulu, Finland, Filthy Crook formed in 2017 at a local suburban pub after a night of heavy drinking when then singer Ville Lehtoranta and bassist Joni Saarela ended up randomly discussing a possible project together. The vocalists inactive band Lehtoranta were joined by the bassist alongside drummer Jarno Väyrynen and
After a drip feed of tracks, the full 13 track set from Richmond Virginia’s Groove Metal Monsters Lamb Of God at The House of Vans in Chicago Illinois on 14th February 2020 is now online. The show saw the live debut of “Checkmate” from the bands freshly roasted self titled album as well as classics
Continuing his guitarists heart to heart chat with Debbie Gough of Dead Hands fame, Mark Morton shares his advice for new bands in this latest interview clip from Lamb Of God. Yeah, we put the 15th Anniversary cover of “Ashes of the Wake” on this one and not the cover of the new self titled
The return of Richmond Virginia’s Lamb Of God with their first album of new material in five years and their first with new drummer Art Cruz (ex-Winds of Plague, ex-Prong) as a replacement for Chris Adler has been one many have been foaming at the mouth in anticipation for. The recording was delayed by the
Finally having confirmed that Chris Adler would not be returning to the drum stool and Art Cruz of Winds Of Plague would remain in the hot seat, something which, let’s be honest was probably on the cards since he stepped away to do Megadeth, there seems to be a new freedom about Lamb Of God.
Who doesn’t love a good circle pit, wall of death or spin kick? A Metal show wouldn’t be complete without a bit of action from the crowd in front of their favourite bands, especially when they’re playing your favourite tune. Probably the best known cut from Lamb of God, here’s “Redneck” filmed at the Altrice
