Description
LAMB OF GODs tenth album, Into Oblivion, sees them embracing their position as music veterans: Beholden to no one, with nothing to prove. As such, Into Oblivion is an album that simultaneously references LOGs roots, doubles down on their signature groove, and explores new sonic territory. Ask vocalist Randy Blythe why the band decided to call their tenth album Into Oblivion, and he doesnt mince words: Because thats where were heading, he says. In general, the album is about the ongoing and rapid breakdown of the social contract, particularly here in America. Things are acceptable now that wouldve horrified people just 20 years ago. Blythe also explores underlying factors of personal accountability. Peoples increasing inability to accept uncertainty within their own lives has led them to look for someone to tell them, Everythings going to be okay as long as you believe in me. I have all the answers. I alone can fix it, Blythe says. Th