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'Define' was recorded at the legendary Rancho De La Luna, Joshua Tree, which has been the recording home to the most influential desert rock bands over the last two decades. RedRacer cut the record with wildcard firebrand and leader of Eagles of Death Metal - Jesse Hughes. 'Once Hughes turned up at Rancho', says Hogg, 'Things took another turn. The music seemed to absorb his energy. We were hanging out, listening to incredible music, recording these songs, and making the greatest album of our careers'. The band wrote and recorded the entire album at Rancho De La Luna, surrounded by the primal power, and barren sprawl of the Californian desert. Highlights include the decadent, party-damaged drone of Vibe Bomb, the laser-guided, glam-edged sleaze-pop of Shotgun Suzie, and the motorik rush of Define, which draws into sharp focus the group's serrated punk edge. RedRacer didn't go unnoticed in their time at Rancho either. The vibrant west coast underground rock community gravitated to the studio whilst the band were recording, and many found themselves joining the sessions. With heavy production and influence by David Catching (QOTSA, EODM), and the likes of QOTSA's Joey Castillo, Masters Of Reality's Chris Goss, and Abby Travis and Hayden Scott of Spinnerette also lending their talents to this electrifying debut. Red Racer also announced this week that they'll undertake the bands first string of live dates around the UK where the bands ever growing fanbase can hear tracks from 'Define' played live for the first time in Manchester, Bristol and Nottingham. RedRacer end the short string of dates at London's Highbury Garage, for their biggest London headline show to date. Prior to the dates, RedRacer will release their first cut from the album, entitled 'Put It Out', on October 13th. '

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• Playlisted at Classic Rock, Kerrang and GQ