SODOM: 'Code Red' Released On Blood Red Vinyl

April 25, 2007

SODOM's classic album "Code Red" has been released on blood red vinyl by Night of the Vinyl Dead.

"Code Red" was previously issued by Drakkar in 1999 on CD only.

Track listing:

Side A:

01. Code Red
02. What Hell Can Create
03. Tombstone
04. Warlike Conspiracy
05. Spiritual Demise
06. Liquidation

Side B:

01. The Vice of Killing
02. Visual Buggery
03. Cowardice
04. Book Burning
05. The Wolf and the Lamb
06. Addicted to Abstinence

For more information, visit www.nightofthevinyldead.com.

According to HailMetal.Com, SODOM's June 9 concert at The Republic Bar in Hobart, Australia will be filmed for a DVD, to be released in conjunction with the group's next studio album.

As previously reported, SODOM will play a special 25th anniversary set at this year's Wacken Open Air festival, which is scheduled to take place August 2-4 in Wacken, Germany. The 120-minute performance will kick off with four songs from the band's latest, self-titled album, after which the group will be joined by several ex-members for a set of songs that have rarely or never before been played live. Making special guest appearances during this portion of the show will be Chris Witchhunter (drums),Grave Violator (guitar),Athätor (guitar),Frank Blackfire (guitar),Michael Hoffman (guitar),Andy Brings (guitar) and Atomic Steif (drums). SODOM will then close the gig with five more classics.

For more details on this performance, click here.

SODOM's self-titled album was released in Germany on April 21, 2006 in Europe April 24, 2006 and in the USA May 9, 2006 via SPV Records. The band issued its "Lords of Depravity - Part I" DVD in the U.S. on February 21, 2006 via SPV. The first of two double-DVD sets contains the SODOM history from 1982 to 1995 plus live footage from concerts in Sofia and at the With Full Force, Wacken Open Air and Rock Hard festivals.

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