PREJUDICE: Early Album Reissues Delayed

July 10, 2006

Belgian death metallers PREJUDICE have posted the following message on their official web site:

"We have got the news from [Greece's] Sleaszy Rider Records that the re-releases from all our albums [1996's 'Broken Promises' (featuring the band's demo as bonus),2001's 'Reality' (which will be remixed) and 2003's 'Dominion of Chaos' (re-mastered)] are delayed until September because of the heavy delay in the layout department. We are working with a box thingie for the re-releases, so by this a new concept in the layout."

PREJUDICE recently announced the addition of session drummer Cristophe Piette (SOLIPSIST, MOTHRA) to the group's ranks. The group will enter Excess studio in Rotterdam, Holland next January to begin recording their fourth album, tentatively due in the spring of 2007. Mixing duties will be handled by Tue Madsen at Antfarm in Aarhus, Denmark.

Regarding what the fans can look forward to on the upcoming CD, the group write, "Expect nothing less then 'Dominion of Chaos' [the group's third album, which was released in 2003 on Painkiller Records]; we'll raise the benchmark of 'Dominion of Chaos' to a higher brutal extreme level."

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