As the metal world continues to deal with the shocking news of Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe being jailed earlier this week on suspicion of manslaughter involving a fan death in Prague, there’s now slow motion video footage that’s surfaced of the alleged 2010 incident.
With Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe in custody in Prague, Czech Republic, on suspicion of manslaughter stemming from an incident at a 2010 concert, the extreme metal group’s guitarist Willie Adler has released a statement concerning his bandmate.
While the title is still a work in progress, Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe is anxiously awaiting the release of his band’s forthcoming movie. The film is not the typical rock documentary that has been
“It’s 2012, the year of the Mayan calendar, according to some, say the world is going to end. What better time than to embark on a world tour?” These are the words of Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe as he describes the epic journey the band are currently filming for the documentary, ‘As the Palaces Burn.’
Lamb of God‘s Randy Blythe recently raised a few eyebrows when he cited the relatively lackluster returns for Marilyn Manson‘s ‘Born Villain’ album as a sign that the music industry is dying. Not everyone is in agreement with that, including a member of his own band.
Our favorite Tweeter in the world, Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe, has deleted his official Twitter account. The king of the metal ranters has decided that the “kinda addictive” site is “a gigantic waste of time” and has vowed that he will never make a Twitter account ever again.
Lamb of God are getting ready to hit the road again, and as is the case with any tour announcement, there are a few fans in certain cities feeling left out on the good times. But rather than gloss over it, singer Randy Blythe headed to Twitter for another rant discussing the booking policies and the group’s involvement in it.
During an interview from 2012′s Australia Soundwave Festival, Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe said he may lend his vocal talents on some solo tunes written by late GWAR axeman Cory Smoot (also known as Flattus Maximus).
A new musical project has recently surfaced, which features tracks written by Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton and DevilDriver vocalist Dez Fafara. The duo, along with monster drummer Kevin Talley, have adopted the name Born of the Storm and have put the songs ‘Nowhere Fast’ and ‘Dust’ online for free download.
If Lamb of God vocalist (and pseudo presidential candidate) Randy Blythe is one of your favorite metal singers/screamers and you happen to be an iPhone app enthusiast, then we have good news for you. The ‘Vox of God’ iPhone app is now available. It’s a voice modulating iOS app designed and developed specifically for the band to support the crushing new album ‘Resolution.’
Lamb of God‘s highly-anticipated album ‘Resolution’ is set to hit stores tomorrow (Jan. 24). However, if your fanatic devotion to the band has left you pacing nervously in circles, you can listen to the entire album in its final and mastered form — right now.
Want to venture into a post-apocalyptic, urban landscape with only Lamb of God‘s ‘Ghost Walking’ as the soundtrack? Well, you can, courtesy of the band’s new video for the song, which is the lead single from LoG’s latest album, ‘Resolution,’ out Jan. 24. It’s a fully animated clip comprised of vivid visuals that spring to life on the screen, accompanied by a political thriller-type plot and story arc.
