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PODCAST: Episode 966 - Jason Newsted Sets The Record Straight About Why He Left Metallica · Ghost Cult Magazine Podcast

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  None. What's up everybody, it's your
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  boy late night Kefi here at ghostcultman.com.
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  I am back with another live stream, another show, and try to
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  do a few of these a week. We do the main show every
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  Thursday and I'm trying to be present and build a real engaged
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  community here at Ghost Cult Online.
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  I'm just making sure everybody is catching up on the tick of
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  the tock and the Instagram. The best place to watch this
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  though is YouTube. You can give us super chats,
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  super likes, get your comments bumped up, Twitch, Facebook,
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  Instagram. I'm also hanging out on TikTok.
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  Of course. I like to keep the conversation
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  going. This is going to be a deep dive
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  review of the brand new Lamb of God album, Into Oblivion, which
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  comes out this week on Friday via Epic Records.
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  It's hard to keep track of who's on what record Brooklyn misses
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  here. What is up?
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  Good to see you too. Good to see you too.
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  So much is going on. Not engaged to get married.
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  I'm getting married this summer. I got some travel coming up.
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  I'm going out to cover the Mojave Experience Festival,
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  which we are sponsors of the inaugural and awesome Joshua
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  Tree Festival. I've never been there.
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  It's it's going to be a sick time.
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  And I'm going out there with my buddy and ghost cult
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  collaborator, Wayne Edmond Edwards.
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  Excuse me. Thank you.
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  Thank you very much. Yeah.
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  It's, it's been a whirlwind. It's been a whirlwind.
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  I know a lot of people are on the struggle bus.
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  I hope everybody is OK with everything going on in the
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  world, but I'm hoping some metal life and some metal reviews will
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  bring the blood flowing and get you pumped up and amped up.
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  Boy, if this Lamb of God record doesn't piss you the fuck off, I
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  don't know what will get motivated.
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  But anyway, let's get into it. First, the minutiae.
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  Lamb of God's new album is coming out this week.
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  I'm really stoked. Again, we've been thinking about
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  how to build a better community here, not just our regulars and
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  everydayers like Brooklyn, this and a bunch of others, but just
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  how to give value, the most value possible.
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  A lot of people, I feel like there's so much misinformation
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  and disinformation and haters and haterade on Reddit and the
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  Internet and it's like, OK, a lot of people are commenting on
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  a record they haven't heard yet. Charlie does energy is here,
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  George is here, Dirty Dan is here, Beer Man 353 is also here.
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  The life Atlas is here. I'm just appreciative of anybody
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  paying attention this late at night.
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  Thanks for being here. So Lamb of God, new record
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  before that, this week on YouTube and and our podcast.
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  I got to check one, a huge one off the bucket list.
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  I got to interview Sebastian Bach.
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  You know him best, formerly of Skid Row, of course, from his
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  long solo career, Gilmore Girls, Phantom of the Opera.
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  We talked a lot about his most recent album, The Child Within
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  the Man, as well as his upcoming headline tour, which we're
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  hoping to go cover, and it was really awesome.
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  I know a lot of people have been asking very antagonistic
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  questions to Baz and I tried not to.
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  I'm not here just to get clicks. Of course, clicks help us like
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  everybody else we're in, we're in this business to be in
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  business and be followed and, and get attention.
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  But also sometimes it doesn't feel good to get negative
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  attention. I just don't, you know, I don't
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  see the point. But I'd rather go viral for a
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  good thing than a bad thing. But anyway, that's me and
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  probably nobody else in the business.
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  But also tomorrow on YouTube, we'll be premiering our new
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  interview with Todd Severin. You may know him as the founder
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  and leader of Ripple Music, the great Stoner metal, psychedelic
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  rock, Stoner doom label. They recently celebrated 15th
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  anniversary show. I got to interview Todd.
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  I went to the show. I was a tremendous, tremendous
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  chat with Todd. He is one of the just the bright
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  lights of the music community and the metal community.
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  And there's a guy I never thought he would own a label.
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  And it was a guy who never thought I would own a music
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  website or, you know, I thought I would is work for someone else
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  at a magazine. And I just ended up being here
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  and I'm glad I'm here with you. Here's our tip menu.
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  Obviously not our everyday errors, but if you're new here
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  and you want to help keep the lights on, we appreciate tips.
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  If you're feeling tipsy, we do make money from advertising.
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  Not a lot. Some are working on changing
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  that. But, you know, almost 14 years
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  in business and being a DIY music website's a lot like being
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  in a DIY band. So I'm just going to drop the
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  All right, there's our cash App case.
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  You want to check it out. Lamb of God, so much to unpack.
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  I have to say this is I'm always, you know, because I've
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  worked in the music industry for such a long time and I've
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  advised and coached bands on PR and music marketing and release
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  schedules. This may be of interest to
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  anybody out there with a band. This is a very long lead up to
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  this. Lamb of God has been like eking
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  out singles every few months with a little more regularity
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  the last few. But they didn't really announce
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  this record until January. And but they had put out a
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  couple of singles ready that were like maybe a new record is
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  coming. You know, that's what we
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  suspected. So Ken Countenbach is here.
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  What up, Ken? My second favorite Ken in the
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  world, Mike Matusa is here. Boy online is here.
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  Lao Stoney B Good to see everybody.
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  So Lamb of God. They've been really like teasing
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  this record out for a long time. I thought it was a pretty clever
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  schedule. The majority of the record
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  industry right now is like announce an album, put it out
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  next month, put it out in two months.
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  That's usually two to three months is the standard PR
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  campaign. Two to three months is a lot of
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  time to kind of seed and drop videos and singles and stoke
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  those pre release links and things like that and get people
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  to pre save and pre-order. But you know, Lamb of God knows
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  they have a tremendous audience having been a band for 30 years,
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  over 30 years as a band. Previously burned the Priest
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  before that. We'll talk about that.
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  Good to see you, Ken. Devil horns right back to you,
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  pal. And you know, Lamb of God is one
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  of the leading bands in metal. I haven't met anybody that
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  doesn't like them. Most people enjoy them at least
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  live. You know, Randy's vocals may not
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  be for everybody, but in terms of that, like borderline between
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  brutal death metal and thrash, they're right there, right?
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  Randy is also really been stretching out as a vocalist the
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  last few years and especially the last few albums.
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  So I think we are fairly stoked on it.
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  Here is a just hit send on the comment with our links to
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  support us. But again, I'm just glad to be
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  here. I'm glad you're here.
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  So, Lamb of God, check this amazing photo out from our own
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  Randall Hicks at Riot Fest 24. And kind of looks like Randy's
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  crotch is ripping open or something.
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  But what an incredible band they have put on.
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  Really. You know, they are one of the
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  leading bands of metal. Not quite full on arena
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  headliner, but maybe after this record they just might be.
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  They do have their own crews. We talk about all those things.
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  The band has been around again, 26 years as Lamb of God, 30
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  years total from the time they were burned, the priest.
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  And you know, just what a tremendous, tremendous band.
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  And I feel lucky to be in the time of Lamb of God.
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  Oh no, that's the wrong slide. Oh well, leftover from the
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  Megadeth review. Lamb of God by the numbers, not
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  Megadeth by the numbers. Megadeth review was a couple of
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  weeks ago, a month ago. Then we did Rob Zombie a few
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  weeks ago and now Lamb of God. My bad.
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  So Lamb of God by the numbers. I love doing this little
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  breakdown. Founded in 94 is Burn the Priest
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  changed the name. They were really actually more
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  picked on for Lamb of God than Burn the Priest.
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  They just didn't want to be considered like a satanic band
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  so they didn't want to have people calling them satanic, you
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  know Which I kind of get 11 albums. 9 is Lamb of God, 2 is
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  Burn the Priest, one live album, Kill Adelphia, also a DVD and
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  two EPS. Only 1.2 million in sales so
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  far. And I was really surprised at
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  this because they do have a few gold albums.
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  I believe Wrath is gold and a few others are approaching gold
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  or or maybe the numbers and the goal posts have moved and and
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  that only matters to record label people and publicists.
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  Bands don't really care about this thing, but it really shows
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  you the Lamb of God came along at the dawn of streaming of kind
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  of pirate stuff like Limewire and Bear Share and Pirate Bay.
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  And then just as they were becoming a big, big band like
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  RAF Spotify came along. So like they really had, you
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  know, they have a lot of they have, you know, a lot of plays,
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  but maybe not a lot of sales. It's great to see a lot of Lamb
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  of God merch. And Lamb of God is, you know,
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  really figured out how to, you know, figured out how to be a
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  successful touring band, obviously without selling
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  millions and millions of records, but hey, nothing to
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  sneeze at. 1.2 million records, 5 Grammy nominations but never
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  won. But they did.
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  They are in the Decibel Hall of Fame for Ashes of the Wake,
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  widely considered one of their best records.
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  They have several records that I would consider classes, Ash,
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  classics of metal, Ashes of the Wake as the Palace is burned,
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  wrath, resolution. These are all amazing records
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  and they've been very consistent the whole way.
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  Really never made a bad record in my personal opinion.
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  Definitely one of the leaders of the new wave of American metal
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  or modern metal. Basically the last 25 years.
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  Kind of the heavier metal core, the resurgence of thrash and
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  hardcore thrash bands like hybrid hardcore and thrash bands
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  and technical metal inspired by obviously the BIG4 and Pantera.
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  Also also the personnel of the band has been largely unchanged
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  except, as we know, on the drums.
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  John Campbell is the lone founding member still in the
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  band. Mark Morton found the band,
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  left, came back. He's been there ever since.
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  D Randall Bly D Public Enemy number one.
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  If I was Randall Bly, just go around introducing myself as D
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  Public Enemy #15-O said Freeze. And I got none D Randall Bly,
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  Randy Bly on vocals for the last 31 years.
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  Willie Adler came in in 99 as they changed over the Lamb of
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  God and Art Cruz, who replaced Mark Morton on drums.
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  Mark had a fallout with the band.
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  Sorry, not Chris Adler. Excuse me, had a fallout with
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  the band and Art has been in ever since.
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  Art, we love him. He was originally Winds of
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  Plague and Prong and just a dude we love here at Ghost Cult.
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  He's really cool. I met him.
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  I just bumped into him in Anaheim around the NAMM show
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  when I was down there and what a what a just a treasure.
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  That guy's a treasure and a phenomenal drummer.
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  So let's get into into oblivion and let's talk about the record.
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  Track by track. I have many notes to share and
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  I'm really stoked. Just a couple of notes.
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  This is their 4th record. Produced by Josh Wilbur, mixed
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  by Josh, Engineered by Josh and Kyle McCauley who's Josh's go to
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  engineer T's programming and sound design.
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  On the record by Josh Will Wilbur and Willie Adam, who's
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  taking a more, you know, bigger role in that, you know, aspect
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  of the band. Recorded at Snake Alley Sound in
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  Richmond, drums recorded at the Bakery in Richmond and all the
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  vocals were recorded at Total Access Recording in Redondo
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  Beach, CA. No doubt known for their surfing
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  because Randy is a huge surf nuts and it's a very probably
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  very good for him, a good outlet for him.
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  And the Super interesting kind of futuristic artwork is by Ken
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  Adams and there are versions of this.
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  I'll talk about it later. But there are versions of this
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  thing where the artwork you really like understand the
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  dayglo artwork of everything. I'm I'm pretty stoked about it.
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  So let us get into the track by track.
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  Into Oblivion is the first entitled track.
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  It is an absolute ass beater in the tradition of all great Lamb
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  of God opening songs. Just unbelievable grooves,
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  tremendous guitar riffs. Randy just on fire.
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  No surprise why this is the title track.
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  The second track is Parasocial Christ and I, and I think the
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  singles are pretty heavy front loaded.
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  So we've heard maybe a 1/3 of the album already, closer to 40%
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  of the album with the existing singles.
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  Let's see, there'll probably be a new single this weekend I
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  suspect, or video for a single. But Parasocial Christ is just
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  brutal. Really.
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  Just fast, fast fast Lamb of God, almost kind of slavery.
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  I do want to say these are some of the best lyrics Randy has
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  ever had. And for the press, we were given
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  the lyrics along with the album stream.
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  So I got to listen multiple times to the record the last few
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  weeks as well as read along the lyrics, which are extremely
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  pointed and political. And I know Randy was quoted
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  today by probably Blabbermouth and everybody else saying like,
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  if you want me to stop being political, F you.
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  So like, fuck you. So, you know, there you have it.
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  Randy has been a political activist and has been a
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  political lyricist his entire career.
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  And why would he stop now? Some of their stuff is
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  interpersonal, but most of it is, you know, very activated
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  left wing politics. And there's nothing wrong with
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  that. In my eyes.
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  That might offend some people who just want to lift weights,
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  crush peeps and listen to Lamb of God and not have them be
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  yelled at. But this is where Randy is at.
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  Parasocial Christ. Great track.
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  The next track is sepsis. And this is the first track
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  that's like one of the few curveballs of the record because
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  it's kind of a grindy, slow, snaking rift is a tremendous
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  This is probably the best sounding bass the band has ever
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  had. John Campbell's bass is just
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  absolutely popping through. Kind of reminded me of David
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  Ellefsson in Megadeth because it's not too bright, but it's
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  really aggressive. The the picking is really
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  accentuated and supports the the guitars so well.
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  And then it has a fast, fast ending.
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  So it kind of reminded me of an Anthrax song like 2000s John
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  Bush Anthrax, where they would have kind of like a mid tempo
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  song and then zip it to the end, you know, Fast forward the tape.
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  So yeah, thanks to everybody who is watching on YouTube and the
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  gram and TikTok. Appreciate you.
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  So yeah, Parasocial Christ, definitely one of the apps
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  Parasocial Christ rule sepsis one of the best tracks.
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  Just unbelievable track all the way through.
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  The Killing floor is the first kind of new track we hadn't
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  heard yet. And this one is a bit of a
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  surprise. It's got kind of a tremolo
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  picked rift that's almost black metal or kind of when Pantera
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  was incorporating more black metal in the great southern
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  trend kill to kind of mirror where Phil was going vocally
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  with a lot of like fast, fast tremolo picking and and and just
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  kind of like very angular, almost Dillinger escape plan
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  riff. And then just again, just
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  absolute kicking ass. Probably the longest song on the
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  record. It just 416.
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  The next track's 417. You know, killing for a great
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  song. Wouldn't be surprised if it was
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  a single. The next track on the album is
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  probably another curveball from most El Vasio, which seems to be
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  about Mexican drug cartels in America, but I could be just
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  reading across the surface of that one.
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  But it's here's Randy singing, and we've gotten a lot of
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  melodic singing from Randy for the first time in the last few
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  years. Started with the EP The Duke.
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  He's like, I've never done a melodic vocal before and I just
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  wanted to give it a try. We usually would have a guest
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  who would do those kind of vocals like a Chino Moreno, and
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  I wanted to see if I could just try to add one more tool to my
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  toolbox. And he did, man.
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  So I would say this track kind of reminds me of what is the
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  track on the Lasko Jiro record, The chant that's kind of very
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  starts very chill with beautiful melodic guitars, pick guitars
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  and clean stuff and then kind of gets metal E toward the end.
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  But a beautiful song and and again, very surprising and great
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  performance by Randy on the lead vocals.
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  Another banger follows this one Saint Catherine's wheel.
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  Randy is very rarely this direct.
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  He's usually very not obtuse on purpose or flowery, but he's
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  just usually good with metaphors and things.
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  But also when he wants you to get punched in the face with his
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  words and vocals, he punches you in the face.
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  He does not miss so Saint Catherine's meal.
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  Best performance vocally on the record by Randy, where he kind
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  of call and responses himself in the same verse.
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  I can't describe it any differently.
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  You'll have to hear the track, but it's kind of like a shouty
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  part and a screaming, a high high, like shrieking scream.
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  Kind of like Trevor from The Black Dahlia Murder used to do.
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  Phenomenal song and just a really killer song.
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  He's kind of preaching lyrics at you, he really wants you to get
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  it and the and the song's just a beater.
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  The most recent single is the next track and that is Blunt
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  Force Blues. Didn't grab me immediately.
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  Still a great track, just kind of slow to get into for me for
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  whatever reason, but a lot of people seem to dig it.
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  Very similar to Trivium or Machine Head like shredding.
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  Power groove thrash metal from the early 2000s, and again,
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  those bands were kind of all circling each other.
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  Trivium is on the same level as Lamb of God.
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  Just about Machine it is too, although they're kind of 10
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  years earlier. So excellent track, or very,
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  very good, if not great. Bully is the next one and this
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  one definitely the best lyrics and again very pointed political
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  lyrics. You will either love them or you
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  won't. They will either speak to you or
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  they will offend you. Super metallic hardcore, like a
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  constant beat down song if such a thing.
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  Not like a breakdown the whole song but a constant beat.
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  Like an ass beater. You know you could pick the
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  whole time for this song. Not quite a circle pit, but like
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  a real big punchy, punchy, punchy hardcore pit and a lot of
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  chugging riffs that kind of reminded me of New American
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  Gospel or As the Palace is Burned.
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  And I know that Mark Morton gave an interview.
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  I try not to read too many other interviews.
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  I was still hoping to get an interview with the band this go
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  around. I've interviewed them several
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  three times and Mark for his solo record, and Mark had said
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  in an interview, I caught a glimpse of where he said that he
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  was revisiting stuff that got him originally into the Lamb of
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  God, kind of, you know, where he was going as a songwriter on New
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  American Gospel and As the Palaces Burn and, you know,
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  Ashes of the Wake. So you hear a lot of things in
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  this record, not quite like a purposeful call back, but you
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  hear stuff that's like, oh, that's kind of like a signature
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  Lamb of God riff, isn't it? And it's fucking cool.
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  I think it's cool. The next track is 1000 Years and
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  again, more singing by Randy, another slinky, kind of
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  arpeggiated slow riff that later picks up really angry, furious
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  song. And again, I just really so
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  pleased this punch that Randy is just bringing it at every level
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  of his artistry, you know, so good.
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  And then finally the album closes with Devise Destroy,
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  which again is just, It goes so hard.
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  I was not ready. It will take your breath away.
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  It's so groovy and, and hard and fresh.
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  You know everything they do. It doesn't sound like anyone
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  else doing what they do, but it it kind of is intrinsically them
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  all the time. They sound like you know who
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  they are. They're not trying to fool
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  anybody. They're not trying to fool
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  themselves. They know what band they showed
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  up to be in. A lot of bands will kind of lose
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  the story and, you know, forget who they are when they go to
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  make a new record. I'm going to quickly read.
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  here. You can go read our new review
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  by our writer in the UK, Gary Alcock Guys Gem.
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  There was a couple of really good ones here.
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  I know there was some brouhaha about the logo and you know,
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  maybe they would like the band was changing, but like, there's
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  a couple of great quotes here. For all the exploration and
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  progression, this band again never loses sight of what they
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  are. If you want your face removed by
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  molten riffs and scouring paired vocals, you are still very much
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  in the right place. And then at the end of the close
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  of the review, he writes aggressive and antagonistic.
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  If you thought the band had possibly stalled over the last
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  couple of albums and Into Oblivion sets things straight in
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  no uncertain terms. So I mean, that is a ringing
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  endorsement of the new Lamb of God record.
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  We went, Gary gave it a nine. I have to agree.
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  To me, it's a nine out of 10. Maybe it's not groundbreaking,
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  but it's certainly a immense record, certainly one of the
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  most complete records to come out this year so far.
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  There's the trash getting picked up in the alley behind my house.
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  That's my signal to go. Just a couple of quick little
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  extra bits. Lamb of God's playing a surprise
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  show in Philadelphia this weekend.
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  They are quickly selling out of all the pre-orders.
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  You can check that out the link in our description.
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  And that is our review of Lamb of God Into Oblivion.
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  Drop us a comment if you're watching this on the rebroadcast
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  or on the channel or any of our channels or on the podcast and
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  tell us what you want me to review next.
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  We get albums in advance. Not everybody does.
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  We have been in the music business.
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  I've been in the music business almost 20 years and Ghost Cult
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  has been around 14. So I'll be back at least one
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  more time this week on Thursday for our weekly show.
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  But thanks for watching. Thanks for being here.
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  I'm Kefi from Ghost Cult. There's no fancy ending today.
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  I'm just out. Peace.
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  Good night.