“I had to rebuild the stamina for growling after getting out from prison” – As I Lay Dying’s Tim Lambesis shares his story as a metal vocalist 

Born Through Fire, the band featuring Tim Lambesis (As I Lay Dying) on vocals and Joey Alarcon (Wolves At The Gates) on guitar will be releasing their debut album entitled “Purify and Refine” on April 7th via Seek & Strike Records. Tim Lambesis has said the following about the upcoming album and working with Seek & Strike:

“It’s an exciting chapter for me musically because it represents writing music with my closest friend and delivering that to a label formed by someone I tremendously respect and consider a friend. The process is so far removed from music industry norms that can stifle passion to create, so I look toward the upcoming full-length with lots of excitement.

“Our new album covers a lot of ground ranging from rhythmically brutal tracks that groove, catchy sing-alongs and thrash parts to the closest thing to a ballad I’ve done over 15 years.”

Chaoszine sat down recently via Zoom with Tim Lambesis to go through his story as a metal vocalist from the very early days of his career to Born Through Fire¨s upcoming “Purify and Refine” album and you can check out the full interview below:

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You can check out the first single released from Born Through Fire‘s debut album “Purify and Refine” album titled “The Reckoning” below:

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