RELAPSE To Reissue Classic Debut From WARPIG

September 20, 2006

Relapse will reissue the classic debut album from Hamilton, Ontario hard rock legends WARPIG. Originally released in 1970 on Fonthill Records, then absorbed by the legendary London Records in '71, this self-titled debut is an early masterwork of psychedelic proto-metal.

The new edition of "Warpig" has been digitally re-mastered and repackaged with extensive liner-notes as well as a new layout by Orion Landau (HIGH ON FIRE, ALABAMA THUNDERPUSSY). "Warpig" is scheduled for an October 3 release in North America (October 9 worldwide).

For an advance listen to "Warpig", access the lead-off track "Flaggit" exclusively at StonerRock.com as the "MP3 of The Day."

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