Last Friday (May 18th), Lamb of God released their badass new covers album, Legion: XX, under the band's original name Burn the Priest; the record features their takes on songs by the Cro-Mags, Agnostic Front, Ministry, Big Black and others — all groups that influenced them in their early days. We've been digging deep into the LP with an exclusive track-by-track video series with LOG singer Randy Blythe, who breaks down each of Legion: XX's 10 covers, sharing the stories behind the song choices and the recording process. Watch the full series below, and if you haven't already, pick up the album here.
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