lamb of god

The roots of Lamb of God were planted in the year 1990, when Mark Morton, Chris Adler and John Campbell were floor mates at Virginia Commonwealth University. The trio began playing at Adler’s house in Richmond weathering chilly conditions. “There was no heat in the house,” recalls Campbell. “We would hang around the kerosene heaters, get really drunk and write metal songs. Fumes and Black Label beer were definitely what fueled our early days.

On the 24. February 2009, Lamb of God released their fifth studio album ‘Wrath’.
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Lamb of god - wrath



1 The Passing
2 In Your Words
3 Set To Fail
4 Contractor
5 Fake Messiah
6 Grace
7 Broken Hands
8 Dead Seeds
9 Everything To Nothing
10 Choke Sermon
11 Reclamation
13 Redneck



Lam of god - sacrament

1 Walk With Me in Hell
2 Again We Rise
3 Redneck
4 Pathetic
5 Foot to the Throat
6 Descending
7 Blacken the Cursed Sun
8 Forgotten (Lost Angels)
9 Requiem
10 More Time to Kill
11 Beating on Deaths Door



Lamb of god - killadephia

1 Intro
2 Laid to Rest
3 Hourglass
4 As the Palaces Burn
5 Now You've Got Something to Die For
6 11th Hour
7 Terror and Hubris in the House of Frank Pollard
8 Ruin
9 Omerta
10 Pariah
11 The Faded Line
12 Bloodletting
13 The Subtle Arts of Murder and Persuasion
14 Vigil
15 What I've Become
16 Black Label

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Devildriver

History
DevilDriver is a metal band from California, United States. The group was started by Dez Fafara, formerly of the band Coal Chamber, as a result of frustrations stemming from the more mainstream direction his former band mates were attempting to take their music. After the demise of Coal Chamber, DevilDriver became his main focus. Their debut album, the self-titled “DevilDriver”, was released on October 23, 2003 under Roadrunner Records.

Their second album, “The Fury of Our Maker’s Hand”, was released in 2005 and was generally well-received by fans and critics alike, even garnering a 4K review from renowned rock magazine Kerrang. The band went on numerous tours in support of the album, including stops in the USA, Europe, and Australia in support of Fear Factory, as well as the Burning Daylight Tour, their first headlining.

On October 31, 2006, DevilDriver re-released their 2005 album “The Fury of Our Makers Hand” with three additional studio tracks and three live recordings of previously released material. The special edition also contains a DVD of all of their music videos to date.

“The Last Kind Words” is the third studio album by DevilDriver, released in the United States on July 31, 2007. It was released in the United Kingdom on June 19. The album debuted at number 48 on the U.S. Billboard 200, selling about 14,000 copies in its first week.
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Pray for Villains



Tracklist:
1.Pray for Villains
2.Pure Sincerity
3.Fate Stepped In
4.Back with a Vengeance
5.I've Been Sober
6.Resurrection Blvd.
7.Forgiveness Is a Six Gun
8.Waiting for November
9.It's in the Cards
10.Another Night in London
11.Bitter Pill
12.Teach Me to Whisper
13.I See Belief



The Last Kind Words



Tracklist:
1 Not All Who Wander Are Lost
2 Clouds over California
3 Bound by the Moon
4 Horn of Betrayal
5 These Fighting Words
6 Head on to Heartache (Let Them Rot)
7 Burning Sermon
8 Monsters of the Deep
9 Tirades of Truth
10 When Summoned
11 The Axe Shall Fall



The Fury of Our Maker's Hand



Tracklist:
1 End Of The Line (Album Version)
2 Driving Down The Darkness (Album Version)
3 Grinfucked (Album Version)
4 Hold Back The Day (Album Version)
5 Sin & Sacrifice (Album Version)
6 Ripped Apart (Album Version)
7 Pale Horse Apocalypse (Album Version)
8 Just Run (Album Version)
9 Impending Disaster (Album Version)
10 Bear Witness Unto (Album Version)
11 Before The Hangman's Noose (Album Version)
12 The Fury Of Our Maker's Hand (Album Version)

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Chimaira

Biography
Chimaira is a six-membered groove metal/metalcore band from Cleveland, Ohio, whose name comes from a monster in ancient Greek mythology: a lion, with an additional head of a goat located in the neck, and a snake as its tail. Its members describe the band as being of “The new wave of American Heavy metal” and are firmly in the post-thrash metalcore slot in their music style.

Chimaira was formed in 1998, composing itself of Mark Hunter (Vocals), Jason Hager (Guitar), Rob Arnold (Guitar), Jim LaMarca (Bass), Andols Herrick (Drums) and Chris Spicuzza (Keyboards and Electronics). Their first EP, This Present Darkness, was released on January 11, 2000, on East Coast Empire records. This EP featured a few songs that were later re-recorded for their major label release on Roadrunner Records, entitled Pass Out of Existence. Jason Hager later left the band after Pass Out Of Existence due to family issues and the band gained Matt DeVries, a long time friend of the band and guitarist for the Cleveland based band Ascension. Pass Out of Existence didn’t sell that many records when it was released in 2001, but The Impossibility of Reason, released in 2003, was enough to fund Chimaira’s extensive touring with In Flames, and their second-stage performance at Ozzfest, also in 2003.
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infection

1 The Venom Inside
2 Frozen In Time
3 Coming Alive
4 Secrets Of The Dead
5 The Disappearing Sun
6 Impending Doom
7 On Broken Glass
8 Destroy And Dominate
9 Try To Survive
10 The Heart Of It All


resurrection

1 Resurrection
2 Pleasure In Pain
3 Worthless
4 Six
5 No Reason To Live
6 Killing The Beast
7 The Flame
8 End It All
9 Black Heart
10 Needle
11 Empire

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