1. Inherit The Earth (The Accused)
2. Honey Bucket (Melvins)
3. Kerosene (Big Black)
4. Kill Yourself (S.O.D.)
5. I Against I (Bad Brains)
6. Axis Rot (Sliang Laos)
7. Jesus Built My Hotrod (Ministry)
8. One Voice (Agnostic Front)
9. Dine Alone (Quicksand)
10. We Gotta Know (Cro-Mags)
Last month, Lamb Of God announced that they would be reverting back to their original name Burn The Priest for the covers album Legion: XX.
They formed under the name in 1994 and released their self-titled debut album in 1999.
They previously released a stream of The Accused’s Inherit The Earth – and now they’ve premiered their cover of Big Black’s Kerosene, which can be heard below.
Frontman Randy Blythe says: “Big Black is a very important band to me. When I was 12 and first listening to punk rock, I thought all punk came from England, but then through skating, I got into Black Flag and Bad Brains.
“I soon discovered this super-smart American punk rock – very caustic, and deeply sardonic about the murky side of the human experience.
“That got me into Steve Albini's future bands Shellac and Rapeman – and all the noisy smart punk rock on labels like AmRep and Touch & Go.
“Kerosene was one of their biggest songs, if they even had one. It speaks to small-town boredom.”
Legion: XX also features covers by bands including Melvins, S.O.D., Bad Brains, Ministry, Cro-Mags, Quicksand and Agnostic Front.
It’ll be released on May 18 via Nuclear Blast.
