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The Gauntlet: All Out War Metal News All Out War completes new album New York metal band All Out War recently completed work on a new album, their first in nearly four years. The effort is titled "Assassins in the House of God" and will be available on April 3rd via Victory Records. Album artwork can be viewed here. Meanwhile, the band will perform at The Church in Philadelphia, PA on Saturday, February 24th along with Madball.   Date: Feb 17, 2007 As Reported by: jason Tags:  , , , ,  Send To:                                 Comments Login or Register to post comments Forgot username/pw? Name: Comment   Latest News Headlines EXODUS cover art for LET THERE BE BLOOD ARCHITECTS Prepare For First Ever US Tour Iced Earth's Jon Schaffer discusses the potential of the "Something Wicked" saga; A major motion picture possibly in the works? ULCERATE officially signs to Willowtip SCALE THE SUMMIT to enter the studio for Prosthetic Records debut This Week's WTF!!?!?%?! NEVERMORE posts cover artwork and announce details of "The Year Of The Voyager" DVD & Live Album MUNICIPAL WASTE ANNOUNCES U.S. MINI TOUR WITH THE CASUALTIES Top 10 Ugliest Metal Musicians Lars Ulrich Credits Noel Gallagher With Helping Him Quit Cocaine

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