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SLAYER: 'Reign In Blood (33 1/3)' Book Due In April

January 23, 2008

Continuum Books has set an April 15, 2005 release date for SLAYER's "Reign in Blood (33 1/3)", a book about the classic 1986 album from the Los Angeles-based thrashers.

To pre-order the book, visit Amazon.com.

The 33 1/3 series are low-priced, pocket-sized books. Each is about or inspired by a classic album. They range from rock and roll's foundations to modern classics. Previous books have explored records by PINK FLOYD, DJ SHADOW, THE KINKS, SONIC YOUTH, VELVET UNDERGROUND, RADIOHEAD, BEASTIE BOYS, and many others.

"33 1/3: Reign in Blood" was written by D.X. Ferris, a regular contributor to Cleveland Scene, Alternative Press, and the Village Voice Media chain of alternative newsweeklies.

"For my money, 'Reign in Blood' is the best metal album, by the best metal band," says Ferris. "But I'm a thrash guy, so take that for what it's worth. MAIDEN rules, too."

Visit MySpace.com/rib333 for more information about "33 1/3: Reign in Blood".

For more information on the 33 1/3 series, visit www.33third.blogspot.com.

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