Lamb of God Winged Skull Patch

The Lamb of God winged skull takes center stage on this cloth patch, with the band's name worked beneath the skeletal, winged emblem. The black-and-white design keeps the artwork sharp and unmistakably metal, built around the symbol that has become closely associated with Lamb of God's visual identity. The Richmond, Virginia band formed in 1994 as Burn the Priest before becoming Lamb of God and emerging as one of the defining names in modern American heavy metal. Their 2000 album New American Gospel helped establish the sound and identity that carried them into the next decade. This patch strips that whole history down to the part that belongs on a jacket: the logo, the skull, and plenty of black.