NEWS: The Dead Rabbitts Thank Fans for their Support

July 09, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
(Phoenix, AZ) - Metalcore super group The Dead Rabbitts (featuring members ofEscape The Fate and former members of Alesana, Motionless in White, Eyes Set to Kill, and Greeley Estates) released their debut album Shapeshifter on July 1st via Tragic Hero Records. The new record had an oustanding opening week, reaching number one on the Metal, Heatseekers, and New Artist charts.
 
You can catch The Dead Rabbitts on The Shapeshiftour with The Relapse Symphony(Standby Records), Nightmares (Rise Records), and Myka, Relocate (Artery Recordings). Tickets are on sale now and additional dates will be announced soon.
 
TOUR DATES:
7/9 @ Palladium – Worcester, MA
7/10 @ Bogies – Albany, NY
7/11 @ Brighton Music Hall – Boston, MA
7/12 @ Webster Underground – Hartford, CT
7/13 @ Amityville Music Hall – Amityville, NY
7/14 @ Empire – Springfield, VA
7/15 @ Planet Trog – Whitehall, PA
7/17 @ Greene Street Club – Greensboro, NC
7/18 @ Masquerade – Atlanta, GA
7/19 @ 1904 Music Hall – Jacksonville, FL
7/20 @ Backbooth – Orlando, FL
7/23 @ Dirty Dog – Austin, TX
7/24 @ Tomcats – Dallas, TX
7/26 @ Pub Rock – Temple, AZ
MORE DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON!
 
Tracklisting:
  1. My Only Regret
  2. Nothin But A Reject
  3. Make Me Believe It (Feat. Caleb Shomo)
  4. Shapeshifter
  5. Dear In the Headlights
  6. Bats In The Belfry
  7. Ghosts In My Bedroom
  8. The Air I Breathe Is You
  9. Keep Tellin Yourself You Were Right
  10. Edge Of Reality
  11. Black Cloud
About The Dead Rabbitts: The Dead Rabbitts are a metalcore super group from Phoenix, AZ. The band is comprised of Craig Mabbitt (Escape the Fate), Alex Torres (Eyes Set to Kill, Greeley Estates, Alesana), TJ Bell (Escape the Fate, Motionless in White), and Chris Julian. The music is largely reminiscent of Mabbitt’s previous groups Blessthefall and The Word Alive with Mabbitt telling AltPress “this is what I wanted to do with The Word Alive.” It’s a heavier bombardment of sound than Escape The Fate fans will be used to, but is still filled with plenty of hooks and harmonies.
 
After the release of their first EP Edge of Reality (produced by Caleb Shomo of Attack, Attack! and Beartooth) and a successful tour with Get Scared, The Dead Rabbitts signed with Tragic Hero Records. “It pretty much fell into place, says Mabbitt. “I called Escape The Fate’s old manager. I said, ‘If you’re interested, why don’t you manage this project?’ He said, ‘Cool. Well, I’m managing A Skylit Drive right now and they’re on Tragic Hero. Show me some songs.” So I did, and everybody loved them.
 
Mabbitt and The Dead Rabbitts immediately began work on a full-length album withAndrew Wade (A Day To Remember, Motionless in White) in Ocala, Florida. “Wade took a lot of the songs and fucking killed it, in a good way,” says Mabbitt. “He took one of my least-favorite songs that we recorded, and now it’s the whole band’s favorite. It’s crazy how much something so simple can completely change a song.” The new album is entitled Shapeshifter and is even heavier and faster than Edge of Reality. The record also features a sexually charged raucous tune with Ashley Costello of New Years Day.
 
The new album Shapeshifter was released via Tragic Hero on July 1st.
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