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LAMB OF GOD: Debut Album Reissue To Include Bonus Tracks, Video

January 25, 2006

Prosthetic Records has announced a deluxe reissuing of LAMB OF GOD's influential and highly-lauded debut album, "New American Gospel", on April 4.

Remastered and repackaged with four bonus tracks, exclusive liner notes from the band, and the video for the proven classic "Black Label", alongside a re-imaging facelift from longtime band collaborator Ken Adams, LAMB OF GOD's now-famous debut album finally gets the treatment it deserves in 2006.

LAMB OF GOD are currently at home in Richmond, Virginia working on the material for the follow-up to 2004's "Ashes of the Wake", tentatively due this summer via Epic Records.

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