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03-05 Randy Blythe not guilty
12-07 White House on Randy Blythe
12-04 Randy Blythe Indicted
08-03 Randy Blythe Released
07-26 Lamb of God Tour Cancelled
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Hailing from Richmond, VA, Lamb of God has been revitalizing pure American metal since 1994.
After changing their name from Burn the Priest to Lamb of God and settling on a final line-up in
1999, New American Gospel was released upon the unsuspecting masses on Metal Blade
Records. Their distinctive style set them apart from other American metal bands at the time - based
around a brutal groove metal riffing style, Lamb of God crushed skulls and smashes cunts, and not
without displaying a definite affinity for thrash and death metal. 2003's As the Palaces Burn
dove deeper int ...read more
Hailing from Richmond, VA, Lamb of God has been revitalizing pure American metal since 1994.
After changing their name from Burn the Priest to Lamb of God and settling on a final line-up in
1999, New American Gospel was released upon the unsuspecting masses on Metal Blade
Records. Their distinctive style set them apart from other American metal bands at the time - based
around a brutal groove metal riffing style, Lamb of God crushed skulls and smashes cunts, and not
without displaying a definite affinity for thrash and death metal. 2003's As the Palaces Burn
dove deeper into musical prowess with a developing technicality in riffs and solos, while the lyrics
spoke of issues ranging from politics to heresy, religion to substance abuse.
Lamb of God broke ground in 2004 when they were signed to Epic records, one of the few extreme
metal bands in recent times to receive mass media attention. With this new-found confidence that
heavy metal was not yet dead, they then released Ashes of the Wake, the pinnacle of their
one-of-a-kind sound. Featuring technical guitar riffs, intense drum technique, and malicious vocals
based upon internal struggles and societal issues, Lamb of God was set to release their magnum
opus to their largest audience yet.
With extreme music finally getting its deserved attention, one year later they went on to release
Killadelphia, a 70-minute live Philadelphia concert DVD featuring Lamb of God in their most
insanely metal moments. They have now grown into an unstoppable force; riffs with a punishing vibe
and a steady rhythmic flair, drums worthy of professional dissection, ear-shredding guitar solos, and
vocals and lyrics with a truly unique air. The world now waits in awe for their 2006 album
Sacrament, which will prove once and for all through its technical finesse and musical
invention that America rules heavy metal. « hide |
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