LambOfGod

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American metal Bible Revolver took a cue from their British counterparts like Kerrang! and Metal Hammer by throwing their first annual heavy metal award show a la the Oscars and the Grammys, dubbed the Golden Gods. But instead of only one category dedicated to the world of metal, all the awards like Riff of the Year (to Slipknot), Best Underground Band (to Isis) and Golden God (to Dave Mustaine) w

When it was announced that God Forbid guitarist Dallas Coyle had left the band, it came as quite a shock. Their new album, 'Earthsblood,' had just been released and they were days away from an extensive tour with a little band called Lamb of God...

Will Cannibal Corpse be read out loud in court? Will the artwork of Lamb Of God be examined by some expert on satanic imagery and moral fiber? This could very well happen in the media over the murder of ABC News Radio journalist George Weber, who was found in his Brooklyn home on March 22 stabbed to death over fifty times...

To be fair, Chris McCaddon, singer of Famine, has nothing against death metal bands. It's those "death metal bands" he has a problem with. "A band, who will not be named, they just show up and don't know anything about their gear or about music," McCaddon told Noisecreep in our New York office...

"This album would not have been possible until this point in our career," Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton theorizes about his band's latest and greatest, 'Wrath,' which he feels combines elements of all the band's previous efforts into one monstrously metallic wrecking ball...

Bring Me the Horizon, fresh off a SxSW stint, have achieved somewhat of an 'It band' status in their native UK, where metal is the genre du jour of the masses. But BMTH hopes to conquer the American market and views our metal scene as one that is on the upswing...

San Diego's As I Lay Dying have a wonderful and more than excusable reason for their absence on the first five shows of the Lamb of God No Fear Energy tour, where they are main support alongside Children of Bodom. Singer Tim Lambesis has to miss the dates since he's finalizing the adoption process for a baby...

Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton couldn't be more humble about his band's latest, bone-liquefying album 'Wrath' landing at the prestigious #2 position on the Billboard sales chart and moving over 68,000 units upon its February 24 release. But in typical LOG fashion, the band chalks the victory up to a pure love of making music...

"Murdered slowly in minute increments of time / Pissing up a rope / Another moment passes by" A lyric is worth a thousand words. Lamb of God's 'Choke Sermon' from their 'Wrath' offering sparks some interesting imagery. But how about some backstory...