White Rabbits Heading Our Way with New Record [free Mp3]

Heavy Metal – White Rabbits

Mid-west Brooklyn boys White Rabbits (@white_rabbits) are hitting us with a new album Milk Famous on March 6th via TBD Records. Produced by Mike McCarthy (Spoon, Alberta Cross, Dead Confederate), the band’s third album will continue the musical footsteps set by Britt Daniel’s production on the 2009 album It’s Frightening.

Showcasing the band’s rhythm-driven sound and use of heavily layered effects, “Heavy Metal” takes us into futuristic sonic territory with an electronic melody, jarring guitar distortion and menacing vocals. The song is available as a free download above. White Rabbits’ March 6th album release date also coincides with a US tour shared with Tennis and The War on Drugs.

Dates below:

March 6: Philadelphia, PA / Union Transfer
March 7: Washington D.C. / Black Cat
March 8: Charlottesville, VA / Jefferson Theater
March 9: Raleigh, NC / Lincoln Theatre
March 11: Atlanta, GA / Variety Playhouse
March 12: Birmingham, AL / The Bottletree
March 13: New Orleans, LA / One Eyed Jacks
March 14: Houston, TX / Fitzgeralds
March 19: Denver, CO / Bluebird Theater
March 20: Salt Lake City, UT / Urban Lounge
March 22: Portland, OR / Doug Fir Lounge
March 23: Vancouver, BC / Biltmore Cabaret
March 24: Seattle, WA / Crocodile Cafe
March 26: San Francisco, CA / The Independent
March 28: Los Angeles, CA / El Rey Theatre
March 29: San Diego, CA / The Casbah
March 30: Phoenix, AZ / Crescent Ballroom
March 31: Tucson, AZ / Club Congress
April 3: Lawrence, KS / Jackpot Music Hall
April 4: Columbia, MO / The Blue Note
April 5: St. Louis, MO / Plush
April 6: Madison, WI / High Noon Saloon
April 7: Minneapolis, MN / Triple Rock Social Club
April 8: Chicago, IL / Metro
April 12: New York, NY / Webster Hall
April 13: Northampton, MA / Pearl Street Downtown
April 14: Boston, MA / Paradise Rock Club

Track listing:

Heavy Metal
I’m Not Me
Hold It To The Fire
Everyone Can’t Be Confused
Temporary
Are You Free
It’s Frightening
Danny Come Inside
Back For More
The Day You Won The War
I Had It Coming

via Pitchfork