For the release of Lamb Of God’s new album next January, we had a discussion with Randy Blythe, the frontman of the band. An interview that shows an unaffected, spontaneous character definitely rooted in the present. The message in these records is obvious, and an album is nothing but a picture of the current time. So according to him, it’s too early to claim that the shy evolutions heard on the very efficient Resolution, introduced by a sludge track and closed by a song with an orchestra (we talked about this experience for a while, then moved on to his opinion on classical music), are the start of a more defined change. We doubt it, though. The orchestra’s only here thanks to a suggestion from the producer, and this really good sludge intro seems to be the result of an of-the-moment impulse that’ll stay without any follow-up.
The interview has been made the day after the official announcement of Gojira’s signature with Roadrunner Records; Randy being quite close to the band, we also asked him about these news.
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