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Released as a double gatefold LP on coloured vinyl (white, red and black splatter). Founded in 2002 in Santa Barbara, California, the band DevilDriver released their fourth album ‘Pray For Villains’ in 2009, which was produced by the former Machine Head guitarist Logan Mader. Andy Pearce (Black Sabbath, Motörhead, Kreator) remastered the album for this rerelease and kicked the artwork up a notch with an interview with Dez Fafara.

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