Anatomy of Habit recording with John McEntire

Press release re-post: "Chicago-based doom-metal/post-punk/shoegazer hybrid Anatomy of Habit launch into their second recording sessions, and for this set of songs, they have chosen to work with noted engineer John McEntire at Soma Electronic Music Studios in the Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. McEntire, well known as the drummer of the band Tortoise, has a deep list of recording credits, including work with diverse bands and artists such as Stereolab, Blur, Bright Eyes, Teenage Fanclub, Tom Ze, The Ex, Smog, Trans Am, Eleventh Dream Day, Antibalas, Dianogah, U.S. Maple, The Fiery Furnaces, Broken Social Scene and Four Tet."

Poster for February 25, 2012 show

Rabid Rabbit on Soundcloud

http://soundcloud.com/rabidrabbitchicago

Arriver "Tsushima" LP teaser

Redrot "Deviant" 7-inch available

Following a return shipment from a distributor, ten (10) copies of the long-sold-out Redrot "Deviant" 7-inch, one of the fastest selling releases on BloodLust!, are now available at the BloodShop!

http://bloodshop.bigcartel.com/product/b-109-redrot-deviant-7-inch-7-inch-sold-out

Rabid Rabbit LP availability in Japan

For those in Japan, the great Warszawa shop now has the Rabid Rabbit "Czarny Sen" LP in-stock:

http://www.warszawa.jp/store/?p=18977

Flavorpill on Yob + Anatomy of Habit (1/25)

http://flavorpill.com/chicago/events/2012/1/25/yob-w-anatomy-of-habit-and-mike-scheidt-solo

"Veteran doom-metal act YOB visited Chicago just last July, but any chance to experience the band's body-enveloping sonic wave is reason to thrill. YOB's stunning sixth album, Atma (Profound Lore), was a usual suspect on Best of 2011 lists — even gracing a couple of high-profile, all-encompassing, non-metal-specific wrap-ups, The New York Times and SPIN. But as with all who specialize in lunging-riff monoliths, you really need a PA, not your laptop soundcard. Equally drool-inducing: YOB vocalist/guitarist Mike Scheidt opens, also, performing — according to press materials — "dramatically different" solo material (expect acoustic, we think). Locals Anatomy of Habit round out the bill with their crushing epics of debasement and transgression — which'll fit about right."