A Life Once Lost

A Life Once Lost are no more, according to frontman Bob Meadows. The group's output has been decreasing in recent years and Meadows reveals in a new interview that the time has come to move on with other aspects of his life.

Season of Mist A Life Once Lost vocalist Bob Meadows was on his way to officiate a wrestling match when he spoke with Noisecreep before heading out on tour. "It's high school, not professional. Chris Jericho is not going to come out and hit me with a chair," the singer joked...

The month of March is synonymous with one thing in Austin, Texas: South By Southwest. Each year, hipsters, hacks and industry pros descend upon the Lone Star State's Capital for a weeklong musical binge. From March 12-17, the landscape surrounding Austin's bar-dotted 6th Street will be clogged from noon to the wee morning hours...

The title track from Gojira's masterful L'Enfant Sauvage premiered today. To borrow a phrase from our friends at Metal Sucks, it sounds like elephants marching. Take a listen and prepare to have your head ripped clean off your neck. The album drops June 26 via Roadrunner A Life Once Lost are knuckling down in the studio, but they paused for a minute to offer an update...

For five years straight, A Life Once Lost were moving as an integral cog in the metal machine, touring 10 months out of the year and only taking breaks to write and record new albums. But after guitarist Doug Sabolick suffered through a bike accident, being hit by a car, the band was forced to slow down...

A Life Once Lost weren't anticipating an extended break after the release of 2007's 'Iron Gag.' The band's label, Ferret, was experiencing a shift at the top regarding those who ran the once-boutique label, and the band shielded itself from the business of the business, planning to cut ties, write immediately, do demos, get a new record deal and go from there...

Modern death metallers Through the Eyes of the Dead return with their third full-length of Prosthetic Records, entitled 'Skepsis.' It's a Greek word from which we get the English word 'skeptic,' and it illustrates perfectly the album's overarching concept and artwork...