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OBITUARY: Studio Photos, Report Posted Online

March 5, 2005

Legendary death metallers OBITUARY are currently at Red Room studios in Tampa, Florida recording their new CD for a tentative June release via Roadrunner Records. Red Room is a ProTools studio owned by Mark Prator — the very same Mark Prator that has been the group's engineer since the early 1990s and who is currently playing drums for SEBASTIAN BACH.

The band's as-yet-untitled new CD, which is being self-produced by the band, with Prator and Scott Burns engineering, will mark their first collection of new songs since 1997's "Back From the Dead".

Check out photos from the recording studio and a brief studio report at this location.

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