Watch Out for the White Rabbits!

White Rabbits rock my socks. They’re a six-piece indie rock band that released their debut album, Fort Nightly, back in 2007 and quickly gathered a following, touring with the likes of Spoon (who I was fortunate enough to see them play with), The Walkmen, and Kaiser Chiefs.
I was pumped to learn today from their MySpace blog that they will be ready to release a new album in May with TBD Records, which they are hoping is just as dark and original as their debut album. From the official announcement:
After spending the better part of two years on the road, White Rabbits hunkered down in their Brooklyn practice spaceto set about re-envisioning the dark pop of their debut Fort Nightly, while adding new sounds and influences to achieve an original work. The result is It’s Frightening, their second full-length album. … [E]nlisting tourmate, friend and songwriter Britt Daniel (Spoon)as producer, … White Rabbits recorded It’s Frightening over the course of four weeks. The sessions were recorded by visionary engineer Nicholas Vernhes (Animal Collective, Deerhunter) at Rare Book Room in Brooklyn, NY. Taking special care to recreate the unhinged nature of the original demos, the band utilized the wide range of tools in the analog-friendly studio to shape the personal spirit infused in the new tracks. Upon the completion of tracking, White Rabbits traveled to Austin, TX to mix the record with studio wizard Mike McCarthy (Spoon, Trail Of Dead) using his exceptional ears to transform It’s Frightening into a uniquely rewarding headphone experience. The lineup remains the same: Stephen Patterson (vox/piano), Jamie Levinson (drums), Matthew Clark (drums,guitar), Alex Even (guitar), Gregory Roberts (guitar/vox) and Adam Russell (bass). A U.S. tour will follow the May release of It’s Frightening.
I look forward to catching them again when they go on tour. They put on an awesome, energetic show and their music sounds just as good live as it does recorded. Here’s a song off their old album, so you can get a taste of what they’re like. Give it a purchase, the album is well worth the price.
White Rabbits – The Plot
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You can also check out their last.fm or MySpace for more.











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