Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe feels disgusted by the direction the United States is headed in, so he titled the band's upcoming album, Into Oblivion. "That's where we're heading," he said in a ...

With his 55th birthday fast approaching, Randy Blythe could very well decide to simply shut out the world, put his feet up and enjoy the fruits of a triumphant three-decade career in heavy metal. But, ...

Before we can talk about the final week of this month, let’s reveal the results of last week’s poll. Megadeth and Silo put in ...

Lamb of God have announced their first new album in four years, Into Oblivion, out March 13th. The band has also offered up the title track, which serves as the LP’s opening song. Laced with chugging ...

Lamb Of God singer Randy Blythe lambasts the “open moral collapse” of the US government, joining the chorus of voices ...

Lamb of God 's Randy Blythe has let his voice be heard, and he's encouraging others to do the same, in a new entry shared ...

Lamb Of God singer Randy Blythe lambasts the “open moral collapse” of the US government, joining the chorus of voices criticising Immigration And Customs Enforcement’s actions in Minnesota ...

And apparently, it’s that very same dangerous precipice that led to Lamb Of God naming their 12th full-length studio effort Into Oblivion. According to frontman Randy Blythe, who shared this tidbit ...

First performed in 2010, the global Easter concert will be presented at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City on March 30.

Skindred, Sevendust and Møl spearhead a week of amazing new music. Listen to it all and vote for your favourite song here.

I remember the first time I saw Megadeth like it was yesterday. It was Sept. 23, 2006, at the Columbus stop of that year's Gigantour, an ultimately doomed Ozzfest competitor that booked some killer ...