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Killer Lyrics: What if there was a gun to your head / Would it not matter? / What if there was a gun to your head? / No meaning in your death Living Sacrifice, veterans of the metal music scene, have reformed and will release 'The Infinite Order' on Jan...

When not making a ruckus in his metal band Living Sacrifice, vocalist/guitarist Bruce Fitzhugh has been successfully running Zambooie, an online merchandising company, for the past six years. The firm builds web stores for bands selling merchandise, and also handles production and fulfillment of orders...

A lot of music videos in the recent years -- particularly since troops were deployed to the Middle East -- have addressed the war, and Living Sacrifice's video for 'Rules of Engagement' from their forthcoming album, 'The Infinite Order,' does just that...

For their latest album, 'The Infinite Order,' Living Sacrifice embraced relatively new technology -- like Pro Tools -- which weren't super popular (or utilized) during their last album cycle for 'Conceived in Fire' back in in 2002. Given the fact that the band lives in different states, it was a matter of necessity to employ modern technology in order to make the album, which is due out in Januar

'The Infinite Order,' Living Sacrifice's first album of new material since 2002's 'Conceived in Fire,' has been bumped from its initial November release date to Jan. 26. The reason for the push to next year was simple: There was no tour on the band's docket...

Even over a phone line from California, Throwdown frontman Dave Peters is a formidable presence, and during Noisecreep's podcast interview, he took command the same way he does when he's onstage, clutching a mike, sweat pouring down contorted face and tattooed sleeves...

Take It Back's third release on the Facedown Records imprint looks simple on its surface, literally. It was done by the label's in-house artist, Dave Quiggle. Quiggle is known more for the tattoo-influenced artwork he's done for scores of bands, from Throwdown to Living Sacrifice to Sick of It All -- so a cover with photogaphic illustration isn't usual fare from him...

This past week, metal releases came out of the woodwork. And with it came eye-popping first week numbers and even a top 10 debut. Reported by the folks at Metal Insider, this past week drew in a #35 debut for the good guys in Shadows Fall with their latest album 'Retribution,' Porucipine Tree came in with 17,500 albums sold in its first week, and the MVP of metal of course goes to long time thrash

Living Sacrifice vocalist/guitarist Bruce Fitzhugh was recently in Southern California to film a video and play a show with Demon Hunter. It's pretty much business as usual for the Christian metal band, which has adopted an 'easy does it' approach to its reformation, which is only part-time...

Do you think most true metalheads want to visit Sweden at some point? Lately, I've been thinking about taking a trip. But where? Not really jazzed about going to some resort and sitting in the sun all day ... black clothing attracts heat. I'm not so interested in taking too long a plane ride...