MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD Hard At Work On New Album

September 18, 2008

After years of non-stop touring, New York hardcore activists MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD are currently recording their fourth CD, "Do No Resuscitate", with Dean Baltulonis at Atomic Recording Company (SICK OF IT ALL, PAIN IT BLACK) for an early 2009 release on Trustkill Records.

Guitarist Justin Brannan said, "The new record is one part systems overload, one part tragedy and one part funeral for a Mexican bullfighter. We didn't listen to anything recorded after 1995 while recording this thing. We didn't set out to do anything but we wound up writing and recording a record that's a giant fuck you to just about everyone involved in underground music today. We stripped it down, covered it in bleach and set it on fire. We employed a scorched earth policy which involved destroying anything that might be useful to the enemy while advancing through or withdrawing from the area or scene. We may do some shows or tour to promote this record, we may not. We have not broken up, and we never will. We're doing what we want to do completely untethered to anyone or anything or any obligations or allegiance save for the five of us and maybe Geoff Silverman. We are unplugging the machine and letting it cool off. Let everyone else run around in circles for a while. We're buying run flats. That said, I think people who've supported us in the past we will enjoy this record. We stripped it all down and just left the engine."

MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD's last album, "Merciless", came out in September 2005 on Trustkill Records.

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