Gatta Morta Announce Debut Album Immaculator, Share New Single
Gatta Morta, the supergroup featuring members of the Melvins, the Butthole Surfers and High On Fire, have announced their debut album, Immaculator, and shared its lead single, “Music For Furbies,” according to a report from Stereogum-style coverage of the announcement on the source outlet.
A new supergroup takes shape
The band launched in August and brings together Buzz Osborne of the Melvins, JD Pinkus of the Butthole Surfers, Coady Willis of Big Business and High On Fire, and Clinton Jacob of Mr. Phylzzz. Shortly after forming, the group released a surprise EP titled Burn Witch Burn. Immaculator is their first full-length record.
“Music For Furbies”
The first single from the album is out now, and a video accompanies the release. Jacob said he brought the song to the group and the other members “just ran with it.” He added that he admires what each musician contributes to a song, and said the result was “completely badass.” He also joked that he is “pretty sure the Furbies would approve.”
Recorded at the Trophy Shack
Immaculator was recorded at Willis’ studio, the Trophy Shack. Osborne said he initially expected the band would write a few songs and see whether anything came of it. According to him, something did. He said every member arrived with ideas and nobody was precious about them, and that material quickly began to take shape.
The goal at the outset was to write three songs, Osborne said, but the group left the first five days of sessions with six. He described the process as a team effort in which everyone contributed to the songs.
Tracklist and release
The album includes ten tracks:
1. “Black Hall”; 2. “Taco Bellboy”; 3. “Jailbake”; 4. “Clear Smoke”; 5. “Victims Of The Universe”; 6. “Nothing Cleans Like Fire”; 7. “Give This To Samson”; 8. “Haint”; 9. “Music For Furbies”; 10. “Child Of A Burning Tire.”
Immaculator is due out 2/12/27 via Ipecac Recordings, and pre-orders are available through the label’s listing linked in the original announcement.
Source: stereogum.com
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