Lamb Of God
Wrath

Lamb Of God have always had a powerful sound, very heavy thrashy and groove metal tone, but this one is next level because of the drumming. Chris Adler's drumming is just insane.

Modern metal scene-leadersjust about live up to the hype It’s never easy to follow up a massive hit, but the pressure is on the Richmond, Virginia ...

Modern metal scene-leadersjust about live up to the hype It’s never easy to follow up a massive hit, but the pressure is on the Richmond, Virginia ...

The latest release from Lamb of God is a brutal slab of pure American metal, a logical next step from Sacrament and an impressive new musical statemen...

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We here at Rock Sound have been extolling the virtues of the Richmond, Virginia, quintet since we first clapped eyes on them supporting Mushroomhead (...

And in the 2000s, we have.... Lamb of God apparently. Because what their new album Wrath features, is a bunch of anthems tailor-made for the live set,...

Wrath:Intense anger; rage; furyThere are metal albums so utterly irrelevant and flabby that you feel obliged to don an identity-concealing balaclava w...

After a decade of aggression, Lamb of God stand alone atop Thrash Mountain: Chris Adler sounds like he?s firing ball bearings across his drums. Guitar...

The Virginia metal quintet brings us their first album in over two years, promising that they have topped themselves with their new release, Wrath. Bu...