Lamb of God have unleashed the brand new tune “Parasocial Christ,” a stand-alone single that finds frontman Randy Blythe and firm issuing a warning about addictive scrolling.
The brand new observe follows earlier stand-alone single “Sepsis,” and comes a number of days after Lamb of God introduced a Spring 2026 North American tour with stacked help from Kublai Khan TX, Match for an Post-mortem, and Sanguisugabogg. Tickets go on sale to most people as we speak, November twenty first, at 10 a.m. native time by way of Ticketmaster.
Relating to the theme of “Parasocial Christ,” Blythe acknowledged, “The Data Age has birthed the eye economic system, an trade price a whole bunch of billions of {dollars} anchored in conserving eyeballs firmly glued to screens, thus producing advert income. Each second spent clicking and scrolling by way of the trivial and/or sordid particulars of different folks’s lives, folks that you’ll probably by no means meet- celebrities, politicians, influencers- is one other greenback in some already obscenely rich tech bro’s pockets.”
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He added, “You’re a product, and you might be being offered in a market you don’t have any share in. The irony of you studying this on some social media platform or music information aggregator web site shouldn’t be misplaced on me; nonetheless I hope this tune would possibly make you take into account who and what you give your consideration to. Fuck the clickbait, put down the telephone, go stay your life — it’s ready for you out in what’s left of the actual world.”
Accompanying the observe is a music video directed by Jon Vulpine that depicts a person descending into insanity. Watch it beneath.
