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WARRANT: New Audio Interview With JAMIE ST. JAMES Available

March 29, 2006

A 10-minute audio interview with WARRANT frontman Jamie St. James (also in BLACK 'N BLUE),conducted by Norway's Metal Express Radio, has been posted online at this location (Windows Media).

WARRANT will release their new album, "Born Again", in Germany on March 31 via MTM Music. With internationally acclaimed producer and engineer Pat Regan (KISS, DEEP PURPLE, MR. BIG, L.A. GUNS) at the mixing desk, WARRANT have recorded an album that "delivers classic '80s hard rock with the band's trademark touch of poser and sleaze meta," according to a press release.

"Born Again" track listing:

01. Devils Juice
02. Dirty Jack
03. Bourbon County Line
04. Hell, CA.
05. Angels
06. Love Strikes Like Lightning
07. Glimmer
08. Roller Coaster
09. Down In Diamonds
10. Velvet Noose
11. Roxy
12. Good Times

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