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POISON THE WELL To Enter Studio In November

September 25, 2008

Miami's POISON THE WELL will enter the studio in November with producer J Robbins (AGAINST ME!, CLUTCH, PAINT IT BLACK, MODERN LIFE IS WAR, MURDER BY DEATH) to begin recording its fifth full-length album for a May 2009 release via Ferret Music.

POISON THE WELL released its latest album, "Versions", in 2007 on Ferret Music.

The group's video for the song "Letter Thing" can be viewed on YouTube. The live performance footage for the clip was shot in Los Angeles. Directed by Roboshobo (BLOOD BROTHERS, MATES OF STATE) and featuring animation, the video is "very different video for us and in general," drummer Chris Hornbrook previously said.

Capital Chaos has posted video footage of POISON THE WELL performing on January 26, 2008 at The Boardwalk in Orangevale, California. Watch the clip below.

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