LAMB OF GOD: New Video Interview With JOHN CAMPBELL

June 19, 2012

On June 3, Burning Music TV conducted an interview with bassist John Campbell of Richmond, Virginia metallers LAMB OF GOD at the Rock Im Park festival at Zeppelinfeld in Nürnberg, Germany. You can now watch the chat below.

LAMB OF GOD's latest album, "Resolution", has sold 117,000 copies in the United States since its January release. The CD was released in the U.S. via Epic and internationally through Roadrunner Records. The effort was recorded at various studios in Virginia and New York with producer Josh Wilbur, who worked on the band's last LP, 2009's "Wrath".

"Resolution" features 14 songs and comes in a digipack with artwork by longtime art director Ken Adams.

Hal Leonard has released the official, note-for-note matching guitar tab book for "Resolution". It is now available for purchase from MusicDispatch.com.

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