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FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY Albums To Be Reissued

July 5, 2007

Metal Mind Productions will re-release FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY's classic material taken from Roadrunner Records' archives:

* "Monument": a collection of unreleased tracks, exclusive remixes, B-sides and the infamous "Monument (Lost Classic Mix)"

* "Millennium": the most successful so far and the heaviest FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY album from 1994. The new release includes an additional CD with eight bonus tracks taken from the "Surface Patterns" EP and "Millennium" single

* "Reclamation": a compilation of material from 1989-1994 that proves the true genius of Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber.

The CDs will be made available in a new digipack edition on golden disc, digitally remastered using 24-bit technology and limited to a hand-numbered 2,000 copies. All three titles will be released on August 6.

FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY has been one of the most successful and influential bands working in the electro-industrial field over the past two decades. The group was formed in 1986 by Viennese émigré Bill Leeb (vocals, synthesizers) along with Rhys Fulber (synthesizers and samplers) and Michael Balch (synthesizers). Leaders in the modern industrial boom, FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY have always been ahead of their time. The band's innovative mixture of industrial rhythms, electronics and guitars, together with stunningly hi-tech and futuristic videos, forged a sound that many bands in the electronic world were only just starting to pick up on.

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