LAMB OF GOD Name New Album

May 17, 2004

LAMB OF GOD have set "Ashes of the Wake" as the title of their new album release. The follow-up to 2003's "As the Palaces Burn" is currently being recorded in the band's hometown of Richmond, VA with producer Machine (WHITE ZOMBIE, (HED)P.E., PITCHSHIFTER, ONE MINUTE SILENCE) and is tentatively set for a late summer release through Epic Records. "Ashes of the Wake" is the third full-length studio release from LAMB OF GOD. A video "sneak peek" of the band in the studio has been posted online at the Epic Records web site at this location.

In other news, Epic Records are giving away a trip to see LAMB OF GOD play the final show of Ozzfest in West Palm Beach FL on September 4. The Grand Prize winner and a friend will get free airfare, hotel, transportation, tickets to the show, and will get a chance to hang with the band. Click here for more information.

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