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Praise the Lamb: Cult Of The Lamb Goes Full Metal With Hymns Of The Unholy!

Praise the Lamb: Cult Of The Lamb Goes Full Metal With Hymns Of The Unholy!

Get ready to sacrifice your ears (in a good way) because Cult of the Lamb is going full metal with their latest offering, a heavy-hitting EP titled Cult of the Lamb: Hymns of the Unholy.

That’s right. The game that taught us that managing a cute cult isn’t all sunshine and rainbows- if we’re being honest, it’s mostly ritualistic sacrifices – is about to melt your face off with six brutal tracks.

Devolver Digital, Massive Monster, and Laced Records have come together to summon the metal gods, and next week, they’ll be delivering the goods.

Praise the Lamb: Cult Of The Lamb Goes Full Metal With Hymns Of The Unholy!

Featuring collabs with While She Sleeps, Trivium, Malevolence, and some other metal titans, it’s like the Lamb’s version of an unholy gathering… but with sick guitar solos.

The first track to grace our unworthy ears, aptly titled Cult, because what else could it be, is already out. Let’s say it reworks the OG track, Praise the Lamb, into a headbanging anthem that’ll make you want to convert your whole village.

Cult of the Lamb: Hymns of the Unholy drops on the 28th of October for Streaming platforms or you could follow the link here to pickup a physical copy.

The confirmed tracklist is as follows:

  • Cult: performed by Pick Up Goliath featuring Howard Jones, Sion, Scott LePage, and Mike Malyan
  • Chaos: performed by Pick Up Goliath featuring Matthew K. Heafy and Mike Malyan
  • Famine: performed by Pick Up Goliath featuring Howard Jones, Scott LePage, and Mike Malyan
  • Pestilence: performed by Pick Up Goliath featuring Matthew K. Heafy, Javier Reyes and Mike Malyan
  • Conquest: performed by Pick Up Goliath featuring Howard Jones, Josh Baines, Clay Gober and Mike Malyan
  • Death: performed by Pick Up Goliath Matthew K. Heafy, Sean Long and Mike Malyan

So, whether you’re planning to lead your cult in a headbanging mosh pit or need something to listen to while you preach your way to total domination, Hymns of the Unholy is about to become your new favourite soundtrack.