Randy Blythe

Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe was finally released from a Czech prison on Thursday (Aug. 2) after being incarcerated for more than a month. Blythe was being held on manslaughter charges from a 2010 incident in which a fan died from injuries alleged to have been sustained during a Lamb of God concert ...

After more than a month of incarceration, Randy Blythe was released from a Czech prison on Thursday (Aug. 2), according to the Czech news site Blesk.cz. The Lamb of God frontman is reported to have boarded a flight at 1PM Czech time today (Aug. 3), and is expected to arrive in New York this afternoon.

In what is a case of supreme irony, Machine Head's new video for "Darkness Within" deals with some pretty heavy subject matter like torture, drug addiction, etc. and was filmed in Prague but it's highly unlikely they were able to do it in the few weeks since Randy Blythe was incarcerated there.

As Randy Blythe remains in a Czech prison and his release remains in question, Lamb of God have been forced to cancel their summer 2012 tour with Dethklok and Gojira.

Gwar singer Oderus Urungus was one of the first artists to not only support Lamb of God‘s Randy Blythe after he was arrested in the Czech Republic, he was also among the first to single out the lack of mainstream media coverage for the musician.

The latest developments in the ever-changing legal saga of Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe bring both good and bad news. According to the Czech news agency iDNES.cz, the Prague Municipal Court has dismissed the prosecutor’s request to deny bail to Blythe, but in turn, the vocalist’s bail amount has been doubled.

Randy Blythe has been given the opportunity to speak in an exclusive jailhouse interview. Click through to read his statement.

As the public outcry for the release of Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe from a Czech prison where he’s being held gets louder and louder, his release now suffers another setback.

As Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe remains in Czech jail for controversial manslaughter charges, the singer’s wife, Cindy, made a trip to the Czech Republic to visit her imprisoned husband.

Lamb of God have finally released their first official statement regarding the Randy Blythe manslaughter charges. Click through to read it.

As Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe remains in Czech jail, more information regarding the incident itself, Blythe’s arrest and the deceased fan’s family has surfaced.

Lamb of God‘s Randy Blythe remains behind bars for alleged manslaughter relating to a 2010 concert incident in Prague, but there’s now additional video footage that’s surfaced online which at the very least appears to offer more insight into the story.