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Randy Blythe's Prison Drama Not A Focus Of Lamb Of God's New Album

07/15/2015
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(TeamRock Radio) Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe believes his Czech prison drama wasn't the most defining moment of his life. And although it was a "really serious situation," he says it's a "misconception" to believe the experience dominates the lyrical content of upcoming album VII: Sturm Und Drang.

He points out that he'd made significant changes to his lifestyle before his 2012 arrest and 2013 acquittal over a manslaughter charge. Blythe tells Loudwire: "I drank for 22 years and got sober before any of this stuff happened. That was the big thing - when I realised I was taking a lot of things for granted.

"I'm glad to be a free man, but it's not like I view everything in my band versus the experience in the Czech Republic." He adds: "There's only two songs on the record that deal with that. They were both written while I was in prison.

"When it was time to go into pre-production, I took my notebook to see what lyrics I have. I had those two songs - they just happened to be the first ones. There's very, very little about the whole experience on the album. It was a valid choice to use those, but by the time it was time to record them those lyrics were three years old." Read more here.

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