Cleopatra Records is reissuing DANZIG's 2010 album "Deth Red Sabaoth" on 21 August 2026, offering it in seven physical formats to satisfy collector demand. The ninth DANZIG studio album, and the band's first since 2004's "Circle Of Snakes", it became their biggest commercial success since 1994's "Danzig 4", helped by an organic, bluesy sound achieved through Glenn Danzig's use of vintage 1970s Kustom bass amps for guitar.

The original release reached number 3 on the US indie and hard rock charts and number 35 on the Billboard 200, and copies now fetch high resale prices, with the fanbox reportedly commanding up to $250. The new reissue will be available on CD, cassette, and five vinyl variants including black, black/red haze, and blood splatter horror swirl editions. It follows DANZIG's most recent studio album, "Black Laden Crown" (2017), while Glenn Danzig has since focused mainly on film projects such as "Verotika".