For a guy who doesn’t consider himself tech-savvy, or studied, John Campbell sure is effective in one of the most demanding gigs in the business. Campbell’s role in the mighty Lamb Of God (LOG) might appear unassuming upon first impression, as LOG’s wicked guitar riffs, titanic drums, and provocative lyrics garner most of the attention. But underneath those signature attributes, Campbell holds the line, determinedly plowing the subterranean depths of LOG’s music with a unique, highly proficient sound and style that belies his unstudied approach. Derived mostly from homegrown influences and an innate desire to buck the status quo, Campbell’s guttural approach to bass provides the perfect foil to the band’s technical precision and other overt musical elements. LOG was formed in 1994 under the moniker Burn The Priest, when Campbell, guitarist Mark Morton, and original drummer Chris Adler met at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. After some early lineup changes, inc