Lamb Of God "Into Oblivion" COLOR:STANDARD it starts out very pop

it starts out very pop

Most of the songs were recorded in April 1966 in a run-down recording studio before the band even had a contract

the album was ranked number 359 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time

Chase Satterwhite on bass and Bryan McGrath on percussion provide the soaring leads and back beat

Lamb Of God "Into Oblivion" COLOR:STANDARD it starts out very popLamb Of Gods tenth album, Into Oblivion, sees them embracing their position as music veterans; Beholden to no one, with nothing to prove. Drawing from the tumultuous nature of the American political and cultural landscape, the band explores new sonic territory while simultaneously referencing their roots and doubling down on their signature groove. Into Oblivion is a blistering manifestation of decades of exploring, refining, and pioneering the metal