LAMB OF GOD's twelfth studio album Into Oblivion drops this Friday, March 13, via Century Media Records and Epic Records. Produced by longtime collaborator Josh Wilbur and recorded across multiple locations including the band's home base of Richmond, Virginia, and guitarist Mark Morton's home studio, the album represents the most pointed political statement the band has made since Ashes of the Wake.
"The album is about the ongoing breakDOWN of the social contract," vocalist Randy Blythe said in an earlier statement. "Things are acceptable now that would have horrified people twenty years ago."
The band will support the record with a headline tour featuring Kublai Khan TX, Fit For An Autopsy, and Sanguisugabogg as support. Into Oblivion has been described in advance listening sessions as the band's most intense and focused record in over a decade, drawing comparisons to the rawness of As the Palaces Burn and the ambition of Wrath.
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