Another day, another dollar, more Lamb Of God interview clips featuring guitarist Mark Morton. Each of this freshly cooked trio sees Morton talk to Dead Hands guitarist Debbie Gough with topics ranging from signature model guitars and seven strings to writing styles and interplay. The Richmond Virginia Groove Metallers have their self titled album out
Following the likes of Imonolith and Sepultura, Richmond Virginia’s Lamb of God have dropped a three track recorded remotely at home live session. A pair of cuts from their now three day old Josh Wilbur produced self titled album “Checkmate” and “New Colossal Hate” are joined by the classic “Laid To Rest“, edited by Bryce
A surprise released EP from Blackened Deathcore Merchants Enterprise Earth entitled “Foundation of Bone” is notable for the inclusion of a cover of a song by Lamb Of God while being released on the very same day as the Richmond Virginia Groove Metallers release a tenth studio album of their own. This EP looks to
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
More specifically, guitarist Mark Morton does in this extended interview with Music Radar. Not sure what’s going on with his hands in this one but it’s an interesting insight into his playing and approach. The self titled Lamb Of God album is out today via Nuclear Blast, we have a review appearing for it tomorrow…
One of the highlights of this weekends upcoming album should be the new self titled release from Lamb Of God. It’s been put back once and we’ve missed out on their shows with Kreator and Power Trip as a result of the current Global situation, so we’re hopeful that it has been worth the extra
Filmed at the RMC in Rialto California back in 2006, here’s a set from Symphonic Deathcore titans Winds Of Plague. If we are going to get a new album from them to follow up the brilliant “Blood Of My Enemy” then they’re going to need to find a new drummer as Art Cruz is now
Preparing for the release of their self-titled album due out 19th June 2020, Lamb of God have shared their collaboration with Testament vocalist Chuck Billy entitled “Routes”. It must be a moment for the band themselves as they’re well known as fans of the Oakland California Thrash act. The tune comes in visualizer format and
Back in 2015, Deified won the annual Metal 2 The Masses event for Merseyside and took their place, as rightfully earned at Bloodstock Festival with cuts from their debut EP “Lo and Behold“. That experience led to the quintet sharing stages with the likes of Bay Area California Thrash Kings Exodus, Max Cavalera’s Son Ritchie
Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton stopped by the Guitar World studio not that long ago and recorded an acoustic version of “The Fight” from his second solo offering “Ether“. It’s actually the second track from the sessions with “All I Had To Lose” appearing at the beginning of March.
