My good friend (and bandmate in Nightmares) Jonathan Canady put a really cool mix together for Mr. Greh Holger's Soldier's Disease blog, and he was kind enough to include a track from the forthcoming Josh Hydeman LP on BloodLust! http://soldiersdisease.com/sewer-transmissionBloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

Anatomy of Habit will finish mixing our new recordings this weekend, at Soma Electronic Music Studios, with John McEntire.BloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

Our thanks to Brooklyn Vegan for the ongoing coverage and support shown to Anatomy of Habit -  and to our friend Carmelo Espanola for the great photographs!http://www.brooklynvegan.com/chicago/2012/02/yob_played_empt.htmlBloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

Anatomy of Habit is included in a great mix, alongside several friends, curated by David Castillo at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn... Click the listen button on the RIPP site to launch the mix... http://www.rippmag.com/BloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

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Test pressings for the Josh Hydeman "Madison's Fence" LP have arrived and they are being reviewed for quality, prior to approval.  More details soon, as the release date is nearly in sight...BloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

Anatomy of Habit has completed the recording of two new songs with John McEntire (of Tortoise) at Soma Electronic Music Studios.  Everything went extremely well and we left with rough mixes to listen to.  We will schedule one final day of mixing with John, in February, to fully wrap things up. More details to follow...BloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

Oh, and Noisebloid misses it again! I was just down the street at another bar talking about astrology and other really important things when Ke$ha and the Flaming Lips pull up in a "giant Mercedes taxi" according to eye witnesses. Ke$ha still hasn't slept, because they've been up all night recording and she's been giving members of the band tattoos!

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Following a return shipment from a distributor, ten (10) copies of the long-sold-out Redrot "Deviant" 7-inch, one of the fastest selling releases on BloodLust!, are now available at the BloodShop!http://bloodshop.bigcartel.com/product/b-109-redrot-deviant-7-inch-7-inch-sold-out BloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

For those in Japan, the great Warszawa shop now has the Rabid Rabbit "Czarny Sen" LP in-stock:http://www.warszawa.jp/store/?p=18977BloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

http://flavorpill.com/chicago/events/2012/1/25/yob-w-anatomy-of-habit-and-mike-scheidt-solo "Veteran doom-metal act YOB visited Chicago just last July, but any chance to experience the band's body-enveloping sonic wave is reason to thrill. YOB's stunning sixth album, Atma (Profound Lore), was a usual suspect on Best of 2011 lists — even gracing a couple of high-profile, all-encompassing, BloodLust!noreply@blogger.com

As we reported back last September, Aaron Hibbs (Sword Heaven, Rage Against the Cage)was going to walk around the U.S.A. to get in shape for his hula-hoopin' stunt around the world. Last week Aaron posted an interesting update on his excursions:



"So I had this whole plan... I paired down my belongs, said farewell to friends and family, and left for training to hoop around the world. It felt amazing... the spirit of the road was in me, I was connecting with new people and places... completely alive and free. Then my body did something it has never done in my life as a performer: it said no! My knees gave out. I rested them for two months then tried to get back to training with a walk from Atlanta to Florida. In the first few days my body did it again: no! I felt completely bummed, disappointed, sad, you name it! I headed back to my Sister's place for some deep contemplation. After a couple of weeks a door was opened to Sedona, Arizona by my dear friend Liz Armstrong. I walked through it and now find myself back on course. In time and place of deep healing, learning, and growth, I will get stronger! And I will continue with my work to express and expand joy, creativity, and inspiration everywhere I can. I totally love this life and I have the deepest love and gratitude for all of my friends and family. Let's stay connected and go even deeper with it. deeeeeep love."



Liz Armstrong's family has found a long-lost, soul-based family member and have quickly welcomed him to the family business, a raw restaurant and spiritual center. Congratulations Aaron! Noisebloid is excited to hear more!