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==Release==
Despite Grohl's label Roswell having a deal with [[RCA Records]], he knew such an unorthodox project featuring [[cult following|cult]] musicians of the past would not be easily accepted by [[major label]]s. RCA was interested at first, but later Grohl decided to follow the spirit of the original bands "on independent, punk-rock [[DIY ethic|do it yourself]] [[Independent record label|labels]]."<ref name=bill/> So Grohl's friend [[Pete Stahl]], with whom he had played in [[Scream (band)|Scream]] and was then in the band [[Goatsnake]], suggested the label of his bandmate [[Greg Anderson (guitarist)|Greg Anderson]], the smaller metal-based [[Southern Lord Records]].<ref>[http://www.fooarchive.com/probot/probottimeout.htm Heavy Mettle], ''[[Time Out (magazine)|Time Out]]'' (2004). Retrieved on 2-14-08.</ref>

The album is available as a single CD and a double LP (available on red and black vinyl). Southern Lord released a double A-sided single, "Centuries of Sin/The Emerald Law" in a limited edition of 6,666 on 7" vinyl only. It is available on black, green, red & red/black swirl vinyl, and sold out shortly after release.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.southernlord.com/press/probot/|title = PROBOT – Centuries of Sin}}</ref>  The album artwork was created by musician [[Michel Langevin|Away (Michel Langevin)]] of [[Voivod (band)|Voivod]].<ref name=visions/>