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MASTODON: More 'Crack The Skye' Studio Footage Posted Online

March 11, 2009

MetalKult.com has posted a 10-part "In The Studio" feature on MASTODON's new album, "Crack The Skye".

When MASTODON began recording the new CD on June 19, 2008 at Brendan O'Brien's Southern Tracks studios in Atlanta, MetalKult.com's Jimmy Hubbard (also the photo editor at Guitar World and Revolver magazines) was invited by the band to film and document the recording of "Crack The Skye". Hubbard then cut this footage into a DVD that will be released with deluxe versions of "Crack The Skye". As a preview for that DVD, Hubbard put together a 10-part behind-the-scenes web series documenting the recording of "Crack the Skye".

One or two of these clips have been floating around, but go to MetalKult.com to find all 10 episodes just as Hubbard envisioned them.

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