Danzig are set to reissue their ninth studio album Deth Red Sabaoth on August 21st via Cleopatra Records.
The reissue comes amidst skyrocketing prices for physical editions of the 2010 album, with most copies going for over $100 regardless of format, including the quite recent 2022 repressing.
Background and Reissue Details
Deth Red Sabaoth was Danzig’s comeback record after six years away as the players performed other projects. It was well-received at the time, comparing it favorably to the iconic initial three-album run by the doomy, bluesy heavy metal project. It saw them return to the sound they forged on those early albums, abandoning the industrial and contemporary influences they had accrued over the years.
The new reissue of Deth Red Sabaoth will be available in a number of vinyl colors including black, black/red haze, and blood splatter horror swirl. The album will also be offered in CD, cassette, and a limited edition of black vinyl test printings for an eye-popping $750.
Upcoming Tour and Tickets
Danzig are currently preparing for a run of shows to take place in September featuring Twin Temple, Burning Witches, and ANA as support. Tickets are available for these shows.
In conclusion, the reissue of Deth Red Sabaoth is a significant event for fans of Danzig and heavy metal music, offering a chance to own a piece of the band’s history in various formats. With the band’s upcoming tour, it’s an exciting time for Danzig enthusiasts, and the reissue of this album is a great way to experience their music again or for the first time.
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