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LAMB OF GOD Interviewed On BRUCE DICKINSON's Radio Show; Audio Available

February 20, 2009

Richmond, Virginia metallers LAMB OF GOD were IRON MAIDEN frontman Bruce Dickinson's guests earlier tonight (Friday, February 20) during Bruce's weekly BBC 6 Music radio program, dubbed "The Bruce Dickinson Friday Rock Show". The program is now available for streaming at BBC.co.uk.

On Tuesday, February 24, LAMB OF GOD will release its latest album entitled "Wrath". In conjunction with the LP's launch, the band's Escape The Plague contest site will go live at lamb-of-god.com/escapetheplague. As previously announced, the first 100,000 copies of the physical CD will contain a coded card insert that will enable 100 fans to win extraordinary prizes. One of those prizes anticipated to be quickly claimed are two trips for two to see LAMB OF GOD at a major U.K. festival. It can now be revealed that the highly coveted trip will be to see LAMB OF GOD support METALLICA at Knebworth Park on August 2.

The "Wrath" album will be released in four configurations: an LP, a CD, a deluxe-edition CD with bonus disc — which contains isolated recording parts — as well as a super-deluxe version featuring a limited-edition box containing an LP, deluxe-edition CD and USB drive containing two exclusive bonus tracks.

To pre-order the album and get more details on these configurations go to lambofgod.com.

The LAMB OF GOD North American "Wrath" tour kicks off April 2 in Phoenix, Arizona with AS I LAY DYING, CHILDREN OF BODOM, GOD FORBID, and MUNICIPAL WASTE supporting.

LAMB OF GOD vocalist Randy Blythe and drummer Chris Adler chatted to Kerrang! magazine backstage at the band's February 14, 2009 headlining show at London's Brixton Academy. Watch the six-and-a-half-minute interview below.

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