Ex-Lamb Of God drummer Chris Adler is “estranged” from brother Willie following 2019 exit Chris admits that he hasn’t spoken to his guitarist brother since his Lamb Of God dismissal, which he claims happened via email
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à La Carte Records to Host All-Star Post-Punk Showcase in Los Angeles Featuring Madeline Goldstein, Sculpture Club, Still Ruins, The True Faith, and More! Born in 2020, à La Carte Records has grown into a coast‑spanning conduit—half‑rooted in LA’s DIY warehouses, half‑camped in DC’s art‑school shadows, but loud in every city...