Extreme metal unit Lamb of God has just announced the impending release of their seventh studio album. Coming this July, the disc will be titled VII: Sturm Und Drang, and is available now for pre-order. You can check out two advanced tracks from the album here below.

It is an album that many Lamb of God fans feared might never happen. Singer Randy Blythe was arrested, charged, and imprisoned in Prague, Czech Republic, in 2012 for his part in the death of a 19-year-old fan in 2010. The fan had jumped onstage and either jumped or was pushed back into the crowd, but the crowd failed to catch him and the fan landed headfirst on the concrete floor of the venue. He later died as the result of the injuries he sustained. Blythe spent 38 days in a Czech prison before making bail. He later returned to the country to face trial and was found to be “morally responsible but not criminally negligent” in the incident. The decision was later appealed, but upheld by a Czech high court. For a more in-depth look at the whole incident be sure to check out the riveting documentary film As the Palaces Burn.

It’s the little things in life that make you smile.

For instance, seeing that the logo for metal band Lamb Of God was used on the tickets for the annual Salem Community Easter Drama. Apparently, the town of Salem, VA, puts on this Easter drama every year in Sherwood Memorial Park and this year, they named their production “Lamb Of God.” Someone having to do with making up the tickets apparently found the band logo and plopped it on there and out it went.

Check out the image here above, via Reddit, of said ticket.