‘It’s a Statement on Where We Are Right Now’: We Talk to Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe on New Album ‘Into Oblivion’
Randy Blythe reflects on war, social media and the breakdown of the social contract on Lamb of God’s tenth album, 'Into Oblivion'
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Randy Blythe reflects on war, social media and the breakdown of the social contract on Lamb of God’s tenth album, 'Into Oblivion'
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