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Oklahoma City’s own slamming gangster groove originators PeelingFlesh<\/strong> just dropped an Instagram reel with in-studio footage of the band working on new music. The video, posted by guitarist Mychal Soto<\/strong> (<\/strong>PeelingFlesh, Slamnasium)<\/strong>, opens with slo-mo footage of singer Damonteal Harris<\/strong> entering the studio over Miami XO’s “Bazooka” slowed to a hilarious, gospel-like crawl followed by shots of drummer Joe Pelletier’s<\/strong> rig over an equally ridiculous slowed-down version of George Thorogood & The Destroyers’ <\/strong>“Bad to the Bone.” Harris then informs Pelletier than his grandmother too was hit by a bazooka\u2014and that he thinks about it every time he hits the hookah.<\/p>\n The rest of the video features footage of Pelletier and producer\/engineer\/mixer Dave Otero (Archspire, Cattle Decapitation, Khemmis) <\/strong>testing mics and drums. Not included: footage of the band recording any actual music. At one point, Soto turns the camera on himself to confesses: <\/p>\n “Day two: drum tracking. We ain’t tracking shit.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Later, Soto can be heard addressing Otero as Dave Chappelle. Truly, there is not a serious bone in this band’s collective body. While little else is known about the album, the band will set out on a series of tour throughout the spring and summer<\/a> including a U.S. headlining tour with Missing Link<\/strong>, Kruelty<\/strong>, Bayway<\/strong>. They’ll also make appearances at Inkcarceration Fest<\/strong>\u00a0and the Texas iteration of\u00a0Sick New World<\/strong>. Check out tour dates and the music video for “Midnight” below.<\/p>\n