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In the early 2000s, a swath of new bands emerged across the states. They started a new wave of American heavy metal and inspired the sound we know metalcore to have today. While many of the bands from that time are gone or have drastically shifted their sound, the albums that dropped around then are still regarded as highly influential to the genre today...

As I Lay Dying have announced their first studio album since reuniting with vocalist Tim Lambesis. The album, Shaped by Fire, will be released via Nuclear Blast Sept. 20. You can check out the title track and accompanying music video below! Re...

Earlier this month, As I Lay Dying announced a fall tour with After The Burial and Emmure. One date caused a bit of controversy with a reporter of the Boston Herald, who took issue with the band being booked at the House of Blues in Boston. Now, ...

Could a new As I Lay Dying album be on the way? A recently released photo on Instagram shows drummer Jordan Mancino in the studio with a caption confirming that tracking is underway. Read more: Machine Gun Kelly, Yelawolf team up on "Rowdy" new song The photo was uploaded yesterday with the location Signature Sound Studios in San Diego, California along with the caption “Drum Tracking,”

As I Lay Dying’s Tim Lambesis has publicly revealed that he has remarried. His second marriage comes after he was convicted of hiring someone to kill his first wife. While the conspiracy was never completed, the metal community has been vocal about Lambesis’ current love life. Lambes...

As I Lay Dying’s Tim Lambesis has responded to the cancellation of his band’s show in Memphis, Tennessee. The show cancellation follows the venue’s (Growlers) decision to pull the plug on the show due to a community outcry regarding Lambesis’ past involvement with domestic violence. In 2014, Lambesis ...

It’s been an eventful past few years for As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis. He served just over a two-year prison sentence for soliciting the murder of his wife and was released early in Dec. 2016. The band announced their return soon after in June 2018, selling out their first North American tour since 2013. Now, with a new slew of dates...

Tim Lambesis shared a lengthy statement yesterday prior to As I Lay Dying's largest headlining show to date. The band's return to the group's classic lineup has been pretty controversial following a murder for hire plot that put Lambesis in prison for two years...

The last couple of years have been a whirlwind for As I Lay Dying and their frontman Tim Lambesis. Following a murder for hire plot that put Lambesis in prison for two years before his early release in Dec. 2016, the band soon announced their return in June 2018. After...

It’s been an eventful past few years for As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis. He served just over a two-year prison sentence for soliciting the murder of his wife and was released early in Dec. 2016. The band announced their return soon after in June 2018. W...

As I Lay Dying's vocalist Tim Lambesis has announced via his personal Facebook page that he has become a certified addiction treatment counselor and is currently working on master's degree in social work. Read more: As I Lay Dying announce support for both headlining tours The news of Lambesis' current academic endeavors is the first piece of personal information we've gotten from the vocalist sin

As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis has taken to Facebook to release a lengthy statement, speaking out for the first time since his release from prison in December 2016. Lambesis was incarcerated in 2014 for conspiracy to commit murder.  Read Lambesis' full statement, below. Read m... Read More ...

Back in June, for the first time in a year, As I Lay Dying shared more than a “Happy Father’s Day” message on social media. The band opted for the status “Activity,” leading fans to believe that they were up to something, and according to a source that has spoken to Rock Feed, they could possibly be right. See what sources are saying about he ...

Yesterday we learned that As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis had been released from prison on Dec. 17, 2016 after being incarcerated in 2014 for his role in a murder-for-hire plot to kill his estranged wife. Lambesis served two-and-a-half years of a six-year sentence ...

As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis is out of prison after being incarcerated in 2014 for conspiracy to commit murder. When AP reached out to the California Department Of Corrections And Rehabilitation to find out if Lambesis was still confined in a California prison, a representative confirmed that he was discharged Dec. 17, ...

As I Lay Dying singer Tim Lambesis is filing a $35 million lawsuit after he was allegedly denied medication that he was taking before his imprisonment. A court document, which was reported by Loudwire, reads: “A nurse, doctor, and psychiatrist at the San Diego County Sheriff Department’s Vista Detention Facility and George F. Bailey Detentio ...

In terms of pop culture, 2014 was an interesting year to write for a music website, and by “interesting,” I mean completely bonkers. At one point, it seemed like every week something “controversial” was happening, ranging from physical altercations to publicity stunts to serious crimes. Aside from those varie ...

Earlier this week, CBS’s Radio.com reported that As I Lay Dying singer Tim Lambesis would be back in court today, July 18, at 9:30 a.m., for a hearing "to determine if the time Lambesis spent on house arrest will count as credits towards his prison term.” Today, Radio.com is claiming that Lamb ...

According to CBS’s Radio.com, As I Lay Dying singer Tim Lambesis will be back in court this week. “There will be a hearing on July 18th to determine if the time Lambesis spent on house arrest will count as credits towards his prison term,” prosecutor Claudia Grasso told Radio.com in an email. ...

As I Lay Dying guitarist Nick Hipa (now of the band Wovenwar) has released a statement in response to former bandmate Tim Lambesis and his lengthy interview with AP’s West Coast editor Ryan J. Downey. Hipa, along with other As I Lay Dying members—Phil Sgrosso and Josh Gilbert—were present in the courtroom last Friday, when Lambesis was sentenced to six years in prison for attempting to hire a hit