Black-Sabbath.com has issued the following from Joe Siegler:

"Rhino Records today released a couple of (HEAVEN & HELL) promotional pictures for the 2009 album and tour. I'm showing them here - I'm sure you'll see them crop up in a lot of places. Wouldn't surprise me if one of them (or both) turns up in the liner notes. (I'm guessing I haven't seen 'em yet)."

As previously reported, Noisecreep are streaming Heaven & Hell's new single 'Bible Black', in it's entirety. Check out 'Bible Black' here.

'Bible Black' is taken from Heaven & Hell's anxiously-awaited new album, The Devil You Know, due out on April 28th via Rhino.

One of the first songs written for the album, singer Ronnie James Dio says it established a tone for the rest of the album. "When you start off with a blockbuster like that, it makes the rest of the album so much easier because it gives you a benchmark to measure the other songs against."

The band - also featuring BLACK SABBATH legends Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Vinny Appice - took less than three weeks to finish the album, with most of the songs only needing a couple of takes. "It was good to play them live in the studio. It keeps you on edge," Iommi says. "I mean, somewhere along the line we were gonna have to play them live; might as well start in the studio." Butler adds: "We've learned from the past that you can kill a song doing it over and over. The first Sabbath albums were done in two or three days. Technically they weren't great, but vibe-wise they were great. If you capture that feeling, that's all you need."

The Devil You Know tracklisting: 'Atom & Evil', 'Fear', 'Bible Black', 'Double The Pain', 'Rock & Roll Angel', 'The Turn Of The Screw', 'Eating The Cannibals', 'Follow The Tears', 'Neverwhere', 'Breaking into Heaven'.

The Devil You Know was recorded at Rockfield Studios in Wales last winter, the same place Black Sabbath used 17 years earlier to record their last album, Dehumanizer.