Lamb Of God - Premiere New Track
Lamb Of God have just premiered a brand new track! The American metallers are showcasing a song from their new album VII: Sturm Und Drang, more specifically "512". The song lyrics are about Blythe's experience in a prison in the Czech Republic, where he had been charged with manslaughter for allegedly pushing a fan offstage and causing injuries that led to the fan's death. The vocalist was eventually found not guilty, but still spent over a month incarcerated. It was during that time that he began writing "512" - in Pankrác Prison cell number 512. You can hear the track below.
VII: Sturm Und Drang will be available worldwide on July 24th.
Tracklist:
01. Still Echoes
02. Erase This
03. 512
04. Embers
05. Footprints
06. Overlord
07. Anthropoid
08. Engage The Fear Machine
09. Delusion Pandemic
10. Torches
VII: Sturm Und Drang will be available worldwide on July 24th.
Tracklist:
01. Still Echoes
02. Erase This
03. 512
04. Embers
05. Footprints
06. Overlord
07. Anthropoid
08. Engage The Fear Machine
09. Delusion Pandemic
10. Torches
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| Joe Zombie Posts: 540 From: USA  |
Here we go! This is great. I like this one much more than the first single.
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| Candlemass Defaeco Posts: 828 From: Israel  |
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| Gwyn Posts: 7 From: Turkey  |
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| LeKiwi High Fist Prog Posts: 4038 From: UK  |
Better than the last one I suppose.
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| flightoficarus Stamp Tramp Posts: 1112 From: USA  |
Written by Joe Zombie on 09.06.2015 at 12:44 Total opposite reaction from me. Found the lyrics a bit over the top and the whole song just felt like a leftover from Sacrament. I much preferred the previous song.
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| Timmeh Dudeman Posts: 344 From: Australia  |
It does sound inspired, but it also sounds painfully generic. That recurring descending melodic chord progression (see @3:45), that right there is text book mainstream contamination of a band's music - musical fodder for the masses. Don't mean to sound elitist, but "the band just got too big man".
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| UPDIRNS Posts: 354 From: USA |
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| Cynic Metalhead Paisa Vich Nasha Posts: 6808 From: India  |
Great track. Loved it. What it really connects with this track is technical part. The way they carry out the technical part with flow of the song is swift and mesmerizing. High hope for new record.
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