A Life Once Lost albums

Iron Gag is the fourth full length album by Philadelphia band A Life Once Lost. This album displays a much more groove metal oriented direction for the band. The iTunes online store compared the album to a Pantera release.

The Fourth Plague: Flies is an EP by A Life Once Lost, released in 2003.

Hunter is an album by Philadelphia metalcore band A Life Once Lost. It is their most successful album to date, having reached spot 28 on the Top Heatseekers Chart.

Open Your Mouth for the Speechless...In Case of Those Appointed to Die is the debut album from Philadelphia band A Life Once Lost. The 2004 reissue of this album, originally released in 2000 in a limited edition, features an improved remix and remastering, all-new artwork, and a trio of bonus tracks, two early demos of songs from this album's follow-up and a more recent live recording. This album is noticeably heavier than ALOL's newer recordings. There is a demo recording floating around P2P networks and the internet of the track Falls River Farewell. It includes backing vocals from Anthony Green and is 5:31 in length, as compared to the A Falls River Farewell album version.

A Great Artist is the second album by Philadelphia band A Life Once Lost. Originally released in 2003, it was reissued as an LP record in 2004. Showing a strong influence from technical metal band Meshuggah, it is considered to be their breakout album.