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OBITUARY To Begin Recording On Monday

February 19, 2005

OBITUARY frontman John Tardy has posted the following message on the band's official web site:

"After what seems like forever, we will be in the studio starting today [Feb. 19]!!! I feel really good and I think all the time we spent preparing for this will pay off.

"Everyone here really seems to like the new songs and all I can say is that they are heavy! We will be setting up and working on drum sounds today and tomorrow. Tomorrow we will also set up Big Al [West, guitar] and get his sound ready. If that goes well we should be ready to start recording on Monday.

"I do have a surprise, it looks like along with working with Mark Prator that our good friend Scott Burns is going to be working with us on this CD. How cool is that! These to guys have done more studio work with us than anyone and we are all totally psyched and lucky to be able to have both of them with us!

"I will keep you all up to date with how thing in the studio are going and get you pictures of us as we go! I am also considering releasing some sound bites of the new stuff so keep in touch for that!

"On a separate note I do have a web-camera set up in our practice studio and, along with my good friend Paul, I am testing that out. I will keep you up to date and let you know when that we be up and running for all to see. The camera is awesome and I hope to leave it running 24 / 7 so that everyone will be able to see what goes on in our studio...the good, the bad and the ugly!!!! It should be fun and I hope I can pull it off!"

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