Hello Kavita checks in from the studio

Photo: Sarah Cass The exceptional gentlemen pictured above, otherwise known collectively as Hello Kavita, are currently holed up in the studio recording a brand-new album with Ian Hlatky, who's previously overseen recordings by the Last Seen, Born in the Flood and the Swayback, among others. The band recently offered a...

By Dave Herrera

January 6, 2009

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Photo: Sarah Cass
The exceptional gentlemen pictured above, otherwise known collectively as Hello Kavita, are currently holed up in the studio recording a brand-new album with Ian Hlatky, who's previously overseen recordings by the Last Seen, Born in the Flood and the Swayback, among others. The band recently offered a sneak peek at one of the new songs by way of a YouTube video, which we've posted after the jump. While there's nothing particularly noteworthy about the clip -- it features a bunch of dudes sitting around the control room listening to playback -- it does give you a glimpse of the act's progress since its last sessions. -- Dave Herrera

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