Veteran thrash metal band Testament has announced the upcoming remastered reissue of their coveted 1989 album, Practice What You Preach.

The album will be reissued on May 8 via Nuclear Blast Records and will feature remastered tracks from the original album, including "Envy Life," "Perilous Nation," and "Blessed in Contempt." The album will also come with brand new artwork designed by Bill Benson and a 20-page booklet showcasing old photos and documents provided by the band members.

Additionally, Testament is gearing up for their "Thrash Of The Titans" world tour with Overkill and Destruction in support of their critically acclaimed new album Para Bellum.

The tour kicks off on March 18 at the Summit Music Hall in Denver, CO, and runs through April 10.

Practice What You Preach (2026 Remaster) will be available digitally and as a limited edition vinyl package with yellow and orange swirls with black splatter, limited to 1250 copies worldwide.

The album is part of Testament's growing collection of reissues, following their recent remastered releases of their classic albums, including "Practice What You Preach," "Perilous Nation," and more.

A full itinerary for the tour has been released, including dates in cities such as Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and more.