BW&BK; has received the following STRYPERupdate:

"Happy Valentine's Day from Strictly Stryper! This month our episode is going to feature tons of ballads and love songs for the Stryper fan! NOT! OK, we will play a couple of them just because love is in the air but this episode is all about the rock!

February 15th marks the release of The Covering and we are going to hear at least two brand new tracks off of the upcoming CD. We are going to feature the brand new original track 'God' and at least one other track as we celebrate the bands latest release. Also we are adding a new segment this episode called Heaven's Metal Rock Report (featuring Kevin Crothers staff writer for HM Magazine and White Throne). Plus, plenty of Stryper news and happenings and even some tracks from GUARDIAN, SEVENTH POWER and SACRED WARRIOR

This month we also welcome our brand new affiliate to carry the show by way of Boost Radio. So sit back tune in and hear all the latest info and the latest music. Visit our site at strictlystryper.com for all of our affiliate stations, air dates and times."

As previously reported, JUDAS PRIEST singer Rob Halford recently commented on Stryper's cover of the band's classic 'Breaking The Law'. Check out the interview below, followed by a live version of the song by Stryper from Jakarta, Indonesia from last October. Check out YouTube footage courtesy of Blairingout.com below:

Stryper announced that they have a limited amount of copies of their new album, The Covering, for sale on their official website - click here to order.

The Covering is due out via Big 3 Records on February 15th. Check out full-length versions of the band covering KISS' 'Shout It Out Loud', LED ZEPPELIN' 'Immigrant Song', SWEET's 'Set Me Free', UFO's 'Lights Out', VAN HALEN's 'On Fire', SCORPIONS' 'Blackout', OZZY OSBOURNE's 'Over The Mountain' and the new song 'God' below:

KISS' 'Shout It Out Loud':

LED ZEPPELIN' 'Immigrant Song':

SWEET's 'Set Me Free':

UFO's 'Lights Out':

VAN HALEN's 'On Fire':

SCORPIONS' 'Blackout':

OZZY OSBOURNE's 'Over The Mountain':

'God':