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RIGOR MORTIS To Enter Studio Next Month

February 10, 2011

Texas thrash metal veterans RIGOR MORTIS will enter the studio next month to record their first new tracks in 20 years. The band will lay down two new songs between March 6 and March 8 with longtime friend and producer Kerry Crafton (who previously worked with the group on 1991's "Vs. The Earth") and will use the recording to procure a new record deal. A new full-length album will be released before the end of the year.

Upcoming RIGOR MORTIS shows:

Feb. 11 - Tyler, TX - Clicks
Feb. 12 - Ft. Worth, TX - The Rail
Feb. 13 - Austin, TX - Headhunters
Mar. 05 - San Antonio, TX - Night Riders
Apr. 15 - Ft. Worth, TX - The Rail (with EXHORDER)
Apr. 16 - Houston, TX - Fitzgerald's (with EXHORDER)
Apr. 17 - New Orleans, LA - The Hangar

For these 25th-anniversary shows, RIGOR MORTIS will play all of its self-titled debut album except for one song plus classic tracks from the band's other two releases, "Freaks" and "Rigor Mortis Vs. The Earth".

RIGOR MORTIS lineup:

Mike Scaccia - Guitar
Casey Orr - Bass/Vocals
Harden Harrison - Drums
Bruce Corbitt - Vocals

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