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Swedish Metal powerhouse, Arch Enemy, has finally unleashed its eighth studio album, The Root Of All Evil, in the US, courtesy of Century Media Records.

The Root Of All Evil, which released in Europe last week and entered the German charts at #84, is a collection of Arch Enemy classics from the band’s first three albums, rerecorded and reenergized by the current Arch Enemy lineup.

Swedish Metal powerhouse, Arch Enemy, has finally unleashed its eighth studio album, The Root Of All Evil, in the US, courtesy of Century Media Records.

The Root Of All Evil, which released in Europe last week and entered the German charts at #84, is a collection of Arch Enemy classics from the band’s first three albums, rerecorded and reenergized by the current Arch Enemy lineup.
t is available in CD, LP (with the full album on CD as bonus), and Digital format, as well as a Limited Edition CD including a special Mediabook packaging, three additional live bonus tracks, alternate artwork, an extended booklet and an exclusive embroidered patch.

The LP and Limited Edition releases will only be available in the US through CM Distro.

Two new tracks off The Root Of All Evil can be heard at the official Arch Enemy MySpace page, and the new music video for "Beast Of Man" can be viewed at here.

Arch Enemy will play a number of shows overseas in support of the new album to round out 2009.