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Official video from the album The Brotherhood (2017) released by Rat Pak Records

So many miles written on my face
So many times I tried to walk away
So many nights I’d lie awake with the neon lights in my head
And I’m so far from home

No one ever said it’d be easy, somewhere faraway
No one ever said that life would be kind, miles away

I feel my heart an body growing colder
I know it well the hour glass of time
I feel the years gone passing by the
wasted sunsets in my eyes, I know this well

No one ever said it’d be easy, somewhere faraway
No one ever said that life would be kind, miles away
As I find myself longing for yesterday, another twilight passes on

Nobody nobody said it would be easy,
when we’re miles away but I’m coming home

I’m coming home

So many miles written on my face
So many times I tried to walk away
Miles away, miles away

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Produced by Chris “The Wizard” Collier (Lynch Mob; Flotsam And Jetsam; Prong; KXM), “The Brotherhood” features eleven brand new hard rock tracks from Lynch Mob. This album will surely resonate with long time fans of the band, as well as those longing for that good ol’ hard rock sound and feel. “The Brotherhood” highlights the unique pairing of Oni Logan and George Lynch, and along with Sean McNabb (bass) and Jimmy D’Anda (drums), the band has created a solid offering from start to finish. From the heavy guitar riffs of the opening track “Main Offender” to the melodic album finale “Miles Away”, Lynch Mob have once again proven they remain on top of their game and at the top of their genre!

Official video from Lynch Mob’s second album released in 1992 and simply titled “Lynch Mob”. This is the first album to feature vocalist Robert Mason following the departure of Oni Logan. The album received positive critical reviews from the press at the time of its release. However, due to the rise of the grunge movement and changing musical trends, it resulted in poorer sales figures than their previous album.