Ceremony "Still Nothing Moves You" LP Converge AFI Bane American Nightmare
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Ceremony "Still Nothing Moves You" Gatefold LP Bridge Nine Records (US)
Vinyl is NM, Jacket is NM
Out of Print!
Pressed on Olive Wax!!
Track Listing:
A1Dead Moon California (Midnight In Solitude)
A2
The Difference Between Looking And Seeing Vocals [Additional] – Cody Sullivan
A3
Eraser Making Its Way Its Only Job Vocals [Additional] – Dan Anderson
A4
He - God - Has Favored Our Undertakings
A5
A Blight On Mental Health
A6
Plutocratic Swine Rake
A7
Vagrant
A8
Twenty Four Hour Fever Watch
B1
Entropy: No Meaning Is Also An Answer Vocals [Additional] – George Hirsche*
B2
Carrying Flowers
B3
In Facile Vocals [Additional] – Cody Sullivan
B4
Overcast
B5
Birth. Conspire. Be. Upset
B6
Uneven Pavement
B7
Fading Sounds Of Your Life
B8
Learn Without
Ceremony is an American hardcore punk band from Rohnert Park, California.
History
Forming in the San Francisco Bay Area, the band originally formed as Violent World until later changing the name to Ceremony. In 2005, Ceremony released Ruined on Malfunction Records. This release was followed by their critically acclaimed first full-length album, Violence Violence, which included a re-recorded version of the Ruined EP. 2008 saw the release of Still Nothing Moves You, Ceremony's first release on Bridge 9 Records. After touring all around the world with bands such as Blacklisted, Converge, and AFI, they've released new music, including their third full-length album Rohnert Park in 2010. In 2011, the band confirmed they had signed with Matador Records, and their final Bridge 9 release will be a covers-only EP, featuring the band's take on songs by Urban Waste, Pixies, Crisis, Eddie and the Subtitles, Vile and Wire.
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