lamb of god

While hard rock and metal bands were snubbed in most of the categories for the 2013 Grammy Awards that were announced tonight (Dec. 5), the one category devoted to those genres features a diverse range of nominees.

Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe was released from a Czech prison on Aug. 2, and although he's back home in the United States and touring with his band, word has just come through of a major development in his case. The State Attorney's Office in Prague officially indicted Blythe on manslaughter charges on Friday, Nov. 30, which means that Blythe will likely stand trial in the near future. Read M

It's time for our weekly edition of what's on Puff's Playlist. And this week, we got one hell of a collection of bands: Lamb of God, Bobaflex, & Bullet Saints!

Lamb of God's Randy Blythe will learn in the coming weeks whether or not he'll have to stand trial on criminal charges in the Czech Republic, as the case file has been sent to the prosecutor for review.

Last night's battle was a close one, but Lamb of God came out on top to become our new CockFight champion. Tonight, they better be prepared to come out swinging because they are defending their title against another legendary hard rock band, the Deftones! (And remember both bands will be playing in Dallas at the Palladium. Deftones on Nov. 14th & LOG on Dec. 6th with Hellyeah ) Who wins this e

Tonight's CockFight is going to be a heavy metal battle between good and evil when Christian Metalcore band As I Lay Dying defend their title against the slightly dark and demonic band who used to be named Burn the Priest, Lamb of God! Who wins this battle is all up to you...get your votes in after the jump.

Lamb of God have had a rough year. Front man Randy Blythe sat in a Czech Republic prison for over a month and they had to cancel their summer tour. But, the metal gods are finally smiling upon Lamb of God. Not only is Randy a free man, but LOG are hitting the road for a Fall tour with Hatebreed and HellYeah!

There’s nothing like seeing a major band on the so-called second stage, so you can bet that fans at Knotfest over the last two nights enjoyed the return of Lamb of God at a fevered pitch.

Coming off one of the most successful summers to date with the Mayhem Festival, there was a lot of anticipation for what the inaugural Mayhem Festival Cruise would bring this December.

After being held in a Czech prison for more than a month, Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe was released on Thursday (Aug.2) and his first post-prison interview was captured by the Czech media outlet TN.cz. The reporter and his camera crew caught up with Blythe while he was waiting at the airport to fly home to the United States.

Randy Blythe, frontman for Lamb of God, has FINALLY been released from Prague in the Czech Republic. Lamb of  God's publicist Adrenaline PR released the following statement this morning.

Gwar singer Oderus Urungus was one of the first artists to not only support Lamb of God‘s Randy Blythe after he was arrested in the Czech Republic, he was also among the first to single out the lack of mainstream media coverage for the musician.