Lamb of God in South Africa Jan 2014

[Murph]

Metal fans! Lend me your horns!




More details here:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater

[Draegan]

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That is going to be a moshpit of note!

[McT]

Is this a metal Christian band? Haven't heard of them. Must go check it out tonight. Hopefully I can find their music on YouTube or Simfy.

[Edelweiss]

F*ck yea! Good start to the day.

[korn1]

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That is going to be a moshpit of note!

Wall of death

[ViperGTI]

Is this a metal Christian band? Haven't heard of them. Must go check it out tonight. Hopefully I can find their music on YouTube or Simfy.

Nope, not a Gospel band. They changed their name because people thought they were a satanic metal band.

[McT]

Nope, not a Gospel band. They changed their name because people thought they were a satanic metal band.

Thanks sire.

Just had a looks Wikipedia and found this :

The lyrical themes of the band often have a double meaning. They frequently use biblical references, but often convey anti-religious sentiment, as in Sacrament's "Blacken the Cursed Sun." Many of their songs have political themes, especially in the albums As the Palaces Burn and Ashes of the Wake. The band also has many misanthropic or apocalyptic songs, such as "Reclamation." The song "Omerta" from the album Ashes of the Wake refers to Omertà, also known as the Italian Mafia law of silence. The Ashes of the Wake album featured many songs critical of the war in Iraq, such as "Hourglass" and the instrumental title track. Though an instrumental, this song makes use of two audio recordings of former staff sergeant and former Marine Jimmy Massey giving an interview about the war. Lyrical themes that the band frequently explores are hypocrisy and other faults in the personality, particularly on songs such as "Choke Sermon" and "Pathetic."

Definitely not for me.

[Mephisto_Helix]

Hide yer studs and leather everyone !!!

[James]

Can't wait - see you guys in golden circle!