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Lamb Of God frontman's compensation claim dismissed

Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe is still feeling the residual effects of his previous incarceration, with the musician losing his compensation appeal in a Prague court recently.

Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe is still feeling the residual effects of his previous incarceration, with the musician losing his compensation appeal in a Prague court recently.

Blythe was eventually acquitted of a manslaughter charge in 2013, but incurred a range of legal costs throughout the trial.

"Michal Sykora, a Czech lawyer for Blythe, says the court on Wednesday dismissed his request to be paid 15.555 million koruna ($640,800) by the Justice Ministry. Sykora says his client still can appeal," Associated Press reports.

Blythe documented his experiences in his memoir, 'Dark Days'.

Lamb Of God released their eighth studio album, 'VII: Sturm und Drang', in 2015.