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LAMB OF GOD Drummer Will Not Host Show On XM RADIO

August 25, 2006

Contrary to previous reports, Chris Adler from LAMB OF GOD has not signed on to host a metal show on XM Radio's "Liquid Metal" channel. Currently, Chris is focused on the extensive touring schedule that LAMB OF GOD will be taking part in to promote their new CD, "Sacrament", according to a statement released by the group's management.

"Sacrament", the second Epic Records studio release from LAMB OF GOD, was issued this past Tuesday (August 21) individually and as a CD and DVD deluxe edition, which includes over 90 minutes of special behind-the-scenes footage of the making of "Sacrament". This special deluxe edition of "Sacrament" chronicles the making of the album from the early stages of writing and rehearsing to the actual studio recording. Filmed during the spring of 2006, the footage captures the intensely personal aspects of the album making process as well as taking a sneak peek inside the band's private lives. The DVD contains interviews from each band member as well as director's cut versions of two videos from the upcoming release, including the first single, "Redneck".

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