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Lamb Of God and Mastodon's Explosive New Team-Up Single, Floods Of Triton

Lamb Of God and Mastodon have released a new collaborative single called "Floods Of Triton" to celebrate their co-headlining tour and album anniversaries.

Published on Thursday, September 12, 2024 at 11:11 AM

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Modern metal heavyweights Lamb Of God and Mastodon have collaborated on a powerful new single titled "Floods Of Triton." The track was released to celebrate the two bands' co-headlining North American tour, which featured performances of their iconic albums: Mastodon's "Leviathan" and Lamb Of God's "Ashes Of The Wake." Both albums commemorated their 20-year anniversaries this year, marking significant milestones in the evolution of extreme metal.

"Floods Of Triton" showcases the distinct sound characteristics of each group, featuring Mastodon's signature fuzzy riffs combined with the fierce vocals of Lamb Of God's Randy Blythe. Contributions from Mastodon's Troy Sanders further enhance the track's dynamic quality, ensuring a thrilling experience for fans of both bands. The song includes elements of Lamb Of God's groove-heavy style in its latter sections, making it a striking fusion of both their unique sounds.

Randy Blythe recently shared thoughts on the lasting impact of "Ashes Of The Wake," indicating that the album has effectively aged well over the years. He commented on its significance during a transformative time for the band, noting, "I think it holds up... It's due to the strength of the album and the fact that it was a special moment in time."

Fans can listen to "Floods Of Triton" on YouTube and other streaming platforms. This collaboration promises to resonate with metal audiences, underscoring the ongoing legacy of both bands in the genre. Listen to Floods Of Triton here.

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