Lamb Of God Streaming New Track "512"
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Lamb Of God will release seventh full-length album, "VII: Sturm Und Drang," on July 24th, 2015 via Epic Records.
Today the band unleashes the brand new track “512." Check it out below, and stay tuned for a music video to also soon drop for the song.
"VII: Sturm Und Drang" was once again produced and mixed by Josh Wilbur with engineering by Wilbur, Nick Rowe, and Kyle McAulay. THe album was recorded at NRG Recording Studios in North Hollywood, CA and Suburban Soul Studios in Torrance, CA.
Catch Lamb Of God on tour this summer with Slipknot, Bullet For My Valentine and Motionless In White:
7/24 - West Palm Beach, FL @ Cruzan Amphitheatre
7/25 - Tampa, FL @ MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre
7/26 - Atlanta, GA @ Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood
7/28 - Detroit, MI @ DTE Energy MusicTheatre
7/29 - Darien Center, NY @ Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
7/31 - Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center
8/1 - Wantagh, NY @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
8/2 - Hartford, CT @ XFINITY Theatre
8/4 - Boston, MA @ XFINITY Center
8/5 - Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center
8/6 - Pittsburgh, PA @ First Niagara Pavilion
8/8 - Toronto, ON @ Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
8/9 - Montreal, QC @ Parc Jean-Drapeau - Heavy Montreal
8/11 - Washington, DC @ Jiffy Lube Live
8/12 - Virginia Beach, VA @ Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach
8/14 - Indianapolis, IN @ Klipsch Music Center
8/15 - Chicago, IL @ First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
8/16 - St. Louis, MO @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
8/19 - Denver, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre
8/21 - Salt Lake City, UT @ USANA Amphitheatre
8/23 - Auburn, WA @ White River Amphitheater
8/24 - Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena
8/26 - Concord, CA @ Concord Pavilion
8/28 - Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Resort Festival Grounds
8/29 - Phoenix, AZ @ AK-Chin Pavilion
8/30 - Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Amphitheater
9/2 - Austin, TX @ Austin360 Amphitheater
9/4 - Houston, TX @ The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
9/5 - Dallas, TX @ Gexa Energy Pavilion
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6. writes:
^ To be fair, Deftones didn't even really see each other, after a while, before they did Diamond Eyes. They'd record their parts and just mail them all in, or something of that nature, to be put together into something that resembles a song. Or maybe it was just Chino doin' that, I could be wrong. Either way. Plus, you two are already half way there, what with dis internetzzz communication an it bein' da 21st century and all.
At least I'm not asking you that same thing DJ, I'm over in New York, so you still both have it easier =P lol. Sorry to just interject myself in your good times.
Also on a side note, to actually talk about this LoG song, it's awesome. I liked this much more than the singles on Resolution. Wrath was one of the few LoG albums I really dug.
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7. writes:
The instrumental performances conjure "Sacrament" right up to the solo which would have been at home on "Resolution". Structurally the songs (so far) are more hooky and immediate like the bulk of "Wrath", "Ashes", and "Palaces". "Resolution" was a slowly-grows-on-you album. I predict that VII won't be.
I used to worry that Blythe would retire or reduce the higher end of his range but he just keeps getting better at it. He slides more fluidly (and often) from one extreme of his range to the other within individual songs too. It's been a fun evolution to behold.
They've always been good at gradually expanding their sound without putting off the fans (too much). No small feat in metal.
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8. writes:
Well put, RM. I've also seen a lot of drummers dumb down their performances over the years and take the 'less is more' approach. I'm glad Chris isn't doing that. (He could also show a certain Danish drummer a thing or two about harnessing snare overtones.)
ZMA, very true. I'd like to get some good recording equip/software and be able to record myself, but I've got other debts to resolve first. :\ Maybe someday before my legs turn to jelly.
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9. writes:
C. Adler might is among my favorite drummers in modern metal. Top 10 contention (5 even) for sure.
Conversely, Lars barely qualifies as a drummer, especially these days. He deserves credit for doggedly forcing his way into competency but he never had natural talent. But you're by far a more qualified judge than I. :)
Imagining Metallica's halcyon days with an Adler behind the kit makes me sad. "won't see what might have been" indeed.
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10. writes:
Yeah, I would agree with you on Lars. He peaked with AJFA, and looking back he didn't use the double kick as much as I once thought. I still remember his interview with Modern Drummer in '92 where he pretty much trashed AJFA and verbally jerked himself off about purposely playing simple AC/DC beats for the black album. That was the turning point for me. I never had respect for him after that.
Chris is very creative rhythmically and has a gift for coming up with some patterns that sound complex but aren't and vice versa.
I'm glad that none of the LOG guys are resting on their laurels.
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1. Drum_Junkie writes:
Sounds like they're back in form. I kinda wish the opening guitar harmonies were a bit more dissonant to make it sound a bit more unsettling, but other than that minor quibble, I like it lot. Randy nails the vocals.