Lamb of God hew to their antiauthoritarian roots on Into Oblivion

Lamb of God hew to their antiauthoritarian roots on Into Oblivion

Every Lamb of God record, front man Randy Blythe noted, contains songs that confront political and religious extremism, racism, and other injustices.

Lamb of God - Into Oblivion (Album Review) - Stereoboard UK

Photo: Travis Shinn After exploding out of Virginia in the early 2000s Lamb Of God quickly found their groove — quite literally in a musical sense — and put out a string of good-to-great metal records. ‘Into Oblivion’ is their 10th, arriving off the back of a run of lukewarm releases that have threatened to upset that balance. The question is whether they continue that streak or if there’s fuel yet left to keep them going — the answer isn’t a si…

NCR Top 20: Lamb Of God, Arch Enemy, Frozen Soul, The Last 10 Seconds of Life

Lamb of God hits #1 this week with their latest single, new album Into Oblivion dropped Friday and they’ll be in Austin in less than a month! We have a bunch of other movers and newcomers, ERRA shows up with my latest pick off their new album, Volumes destroys with a deep cut from Mirror Touch, and Texas metal from Frozen Soul just makes the 20 with their new track featuring Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance. Overall a nice varied spread of meta…

LAMB OF GOD - INTO OBLIVION - NO CLEAN SINGING

I love Lamb of God. They are arguably my favorite band. But I’ve been mostly MIA from their discography post-Wrath. Funnily enough, I had Metal Meltdown’s review video paused when this post came on the feed, and while I have not finished it, he seems to share the general sentiments you’ve noted here. Looking forward to checking this out! (I still think they should’ve kept the Papyrus font logo.)