Ceremony - "The Separation" + "The Understanding"
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- From the new Ceremony album The L-Shaped Man, out now: smarturl.it/LSh...
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Credits:
Director: Ross Thomas
Co-Director: Ryan Berkey
Director of Photography: Devin Whetstone
Production Co: Green Glow Films
Executive Producer: Alec Eskander
Actress: Alina Phillips
Producer: Alex Mallonee
Assistant Director: Alex Mallonee
1st AC: Dean Snodgrass
Gaffer: Tutu Lee, Gavin Murray
Key Grip: Andy Haney
G+E: Marc Anderson, Craig Smith, Eilian Raffoul, Tim Ditmer, Little Giant SF
PA: Clare Sandlund, Will Newhart, David Strollery
Makeup / Wardrobe: Samantha Williams
Editors: Matt Notaro, Dave Goldstein, Ross Thomas
Colorist: Ayumi Ashley
Post Production: Mission Film & Design
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ceremony and title fight should do a tour together and everyone can burn their old camo shorts together.
And Turnover.
+Edgar Villarreal might as well send pianos become the teeth too, right?
+08bourquem ceremony was never a camo shorts band. At least where i'm from
this comment is great
08bourquem Gotta add Hundredth now, too!
heard these guys at the turnstile tour last night, fell in love with this song instantly. Immediately thought of joy division fucking awesome crazy crowd.
Yup saw them in Dallas never heard them before but I’m digging it. But that’s the best part bout those kind of shows, that’s how I found out bout turnstile
Wait really? I saw them about 2 weeks ago opening for citizen in indy
@@joshman113 yo I also became a fan of citizen as well lmao, yea they’re on tour with turnstile along with ekulu and truth cult
This is gonna make all the hxc kids so mad, I love it
I know, just like the new Title Fight album. Its great
dougthealligator zoo was basically this same album as this with a little more punk, stop saying it's "like" title fight, title fight is like them
i actually really really love this
Scott Downes You completely missed what I was saying, not to mention Title Fight has been making music for two years longer than Ceremony, so if anything, Ceremony is like Title Fight
3 years late, but this kind of reminds me of Joy Division in a way, which I would have been listening to at the same time I was listening to hardcore. No mad.
This is the best genre change any band has ever gone through
No.
Thank you
I grew up a couple hours away from this band's hometown and nothing they've ever written has hit me as hard as these two songs. Don't get me wrong, their early stuff is fire, but these two songs just hit a different way.
Why would anyone say they miss old ceremony? You been to a ceremony show lately? They still play the old school stuff. This is incredible. I love this new direction. It's intense. I can't wait to pre order the album.
All i can say is that this new Ceremony came at the perfect time for me. I love the old Ceremony, tore shit up and felt reborn when I first saw them play minneapolis in '08. Now I'm older, and while I still love the old pv sounding stuff, given that my partner left me the same day this song came out
Bruce Campbell sings for Echo and the Bunnymen now? Cool!
no that's Will Forte, you ignoramus
I thought this was Robert Smith from The Cure, and Echo and the Bunnymen. Damn...
Ian Curtis never died?
I love that! You made my day!
Justin Furtak pfhphpfhphfphfaha
Iv absolutely loved every piece of musiqu created from Ceremony. All the different styles threw out the years, but always kept their sound true.
If a band like Cave In can go from mathy metalcore on their first releases to spaced out alt rock and then back again, all without changing their name, Ceremony can too. Who cares if it "confuses new fans"? It may seem crazy, but those new fans might actually end up enjoying the band's entire discography or discover an entire sub-genre they'd never been exposed to! Let these guys do whatever the hell they want, so long as they believe in it, which they obviously do.
Cool w me
this shit is great , their old stuff is great its all great
do you guys realize where the title of their bands name is inspired from? can not believe you guys didn't see this coming. from the first album to their most recent, these guys know how to do music and i love the hardcore punk and the new wave/ post goth songs they are producing just the same. this band is not a label or a brand they are organic like a living organism that will continue to change and grow, express emotion and have triumphs and failures just like and human being. so if your looking for a stagnant hardcore punk band where you can rely on it to churn out what you except every time like a cog to the machine Ceremony isn't for you. Ceremony is alive.
alie_ amare Beautiful ly said. These guys have followed my own life emotions from angst ridden adolescence at 16 to introspective and depresded 25 year old. These guys are honest to themselves as artists. They won't fake emotions hence why I respect and love their evolution as a band.
Couldn’t have said it better myself
@@angelboi5229
They're just making music that's it dont over think it
so its a tribute band?
Pretty sure they named their band after the Joy Division song, after all, they do try to sound just like them...
Can you measure the Ross?
SiberianKissed I am the upside-down Ross.
SiberianKissed I can measure the Ross.
HAHAHA YESS
Nicholas Romig is this t-shirt still available?
Been fuckin with ceremony since I was 14 I'm 21 now. Only thing that makes me proud to be from Rohnert park
I love both of these songs. So very much!!!
So different yet soooooo godamn good
I cry when I hear these songs..
From this track to Sick . WOW !! Only recently discovered this band . Absolute killer band
This is possibly the best replicate of joy divison. I'm not even mad. Hardcore bands grow old too ! I love it
I don't understand why people are so against change. I personally like all of Ceremony's stuff. If your music taste hasn't changed a bit in almost a decade, that doesn't say much about you. I don't think I would be listening to a few of the bands I still listen to, if they didn't evolve their sound. Love this album, and love all the old ones.
Glad to hear this song live when you guys played at Mexico City
The Separation made me cry.
Literally think these guys got way better.
I love hardcore, and I love post punk. These guys definitely give me the best of both worlds in one. This is great!
Like joy division, bauhaus and echo. its sick as hell really digging it. the only thing would be seeing them live and they go from hardcore to this, i could groove to that tho
ceremony is timeless and seems to capture all of my favorite genres, just when I think they've done it all they surpass my wildest expectations
The best Joy Division album that Joy Division never made.
damn
imagine these dry thumping bass sound, available back then
Stop.
That goes to interpol.
@@noneofyourbusiness1114 lmfao knock it off
i absolutely love this.
This is a pretty amazing change I wasn't expecting this, I like it
Beautiful.
Love how these dudes keep evolving.
Esta muy buena las 2 cancioens en especial THE SEPARATION, Ilike both songs specially THE SEPARATION
This is incredible!!
To the people complaining, bands progress and change sound.
It's literally going to happen with no matter what genre, or band you choose.
Literally everything Ceremony has released has been phenomenal. Instead of bitching, enjoy it and relax for once.
It's not healthy to be mad all the time, so listen to Youth of Today and be quiet.
I like what I hear. Zoo grew on me and so will this.
from hardcore punk to new romantics always love Ceremony.
Awesome i love previous and now Ceremony they are good artists
I think it's awesome that Ceremony is able to pull off such a different sound compared to their hardcore albums they previously released. I personally fell in love with Ceremony when they were hardcore and that will always be my favorite from Ceremony but I have much respect for them and appreciate their music even though it's no longer what it used to be.
gran banda , gran evolucion.
this sounds like the perfecting of a style, not just the aping of it. love this tune!
I watch this every day, it's so good.
I'm hearing some Joy Division and The Horrors influence. Liking it all.
Keep it up boys!
Some?!
Same here, I fell in love with Violence and I appreciate so much their hardcore work but as a musician you can't do heavy stuff and screams all your life, punk is always a good beginning but as time passes you feel the need to grow, to look for more complex sounds and textures even if it takes changing your musical genre. I always thought about them as a punk version of The Smiths and now they're definitely heading that direction. I totally support this new stage.
This is special. I hope that this is their 'out'
totally awesome stuff, glad this band expands on their musical talents
Thats dope !
Ceremony is the perfect name for them still, considering this absolute reeks of Ian Curtis. Joy Division oozes outta these songs. I fucking love it. Still love their old work too, but I like this grown up sound a lot more.
I'm also getting big Interpol feelings
I still love you.
Better than any of their old stuff tbh
CAN U MEASURE. CAN U MEASURE THE LOSS
LOVE IT!!!! LOVE IT !
Really good! Love it that they keep evolving
Love the Joy Division influence. Whether old hardcore punk style or new post-punk, these guys are amazing.
Amazing
I'm actually really digging this. Great job guys!!
Que vibe dahora❤🙏💃
It is very interesting hiw they changed the sound. I really like it. It feels more personal, as I have changed certain things in my life as well.
ian curtis is back, what ever you're doin Ceremony,im still with you!
I thought Interpol left Matador
+Rich C HA!
Great band. Very cool progression throughout the years, you can see how they mature and grow through lyrics and sound. Love how I can go through Ceremony's discography and not listen to the same sounding album twice. If you'd prefer any band to put out the same sounding record out over and over again you'd get bored of them. If you think otherwise you're either boring or a nerd.
Ross would make a great Batman.
Fuck yeah he would!
"joy division is the only post punk band in the world and since ceremony went in a post punk direction they must be trying to be them. and since pitchfork said this isn't good, i don't think it's good either."
- all of you, 2015
Dylan Engelbach I love this song/like this album but you can’t tell me this isn’t straight Joy Division
@@sixheadedboy It isn't.
Bartholomew Marceaux what is it
@@sixheadedboy Music
Brilliant ...love it..
Damn, I love this so much
People do need to remember that the 1st wave of hardcore was happening at the same time that the o.g post punk stuff was coming out too and then certainly, mutually, into the early- mid '80s. Hardcore sorta latched on to more metal influences going into the early 90s, which some bands, like the 1st wave pv'ers had slightly allowed into their sound but also yielded to noise/ambience and noise/ambience has always been a mainstay with post-punk bands and other sorts of sub-genres that kept the more so mid-tempo/ slower sound paired with 'emotional/chthonic' themes that became goth, death rock, dark wave, neo folk, various sub sub genres of industrial. I don't see where Ceremony's sound is "sounding like" in this music video to be too much of a veering off point from their o.g sound. I mean, they covered Red C! Their heads were always in an anachronistic place from the get-go.
So stoked on this! Love everything from violence violence right up to this. I think it's so cool how they just make the music that they want to make and don't give a fuck how different it is and don't restrict themselves to any one genre. Which in my opinion is the most punk rock thing they could possibly do!
I'll always love old school cremony more, but sometimes, change is good.
reminds me of joy division a lot and what a coincidence their name is ceremony lol the separation is super good tho
Does the last half of this song remind anybody else of Interpol? 💜
There're more people saying they like this even though other people hate this than there are people that actually hate this.
This is so badass. Love when bands change their sound and make it work. It's refreshing. Although I'm sure I will piss off purist hardcore and longtime Ceremony fans in saying this. Lol.
Tight tight!!
Joy Division meets old Interpol... I dig it... not what I was expecting, but I dig it... This band constantly evolves
Never heard anything from this band before, all I can think of is , Joy Division, New order, the smiths, The Cure.
Fuck me, right?
Andrew Scott Its just not as catchy as those bands.
Ian Weatherell this is pretty lame compared
Andrew Scott all of which are dope AF!! =]
Andrew Scott haha you should check out the older stuff they have.
Mike Garde Hahahaha, indeed. Check out: Throwing bricks, My war or Kersed.
i fucking love this song.
U guys were insane last night ! I brought my gf as my vAlentines and it was AMAZING, we were n the front maybe the 2 39 year old prissy looking moms ! Omg I was mezmerized!!!
I really like the seperation
Oooo. Really Good.
Kool!
♥️
Been a Ceremony fan from the jump. This change is mad drastic but I really fuck with it. I actually might prefer it. I don't even know anymore....
amo esta banda uwu
No one can deny that these new albums Ceremony has been putting out are far from being as groundbreaking and memorable as those of their earlier hardcore days. This is hipster nonsense. It's going to phase out just like Title Fight's new sound will. I can't even remember what i just listened to in this video. Ceremony's shows were so personal, energetic, and engaging. Seems like with every tour that passes they become more and more detached from the fans. I don't like it. I can't control it, so oh well. I'll always remember Ceremony as the hardcore band not the pretentious garbage they're playing now. Cheers if you like it though. At least it shows they haven't totally fallen off.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge fan of Ceremony, but how are their older albums groundbreaking? They've pretty much always been a throwback band so this sound shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. Same as Hyperview.
their early stuff definitely is not ground breaking. I still love it, but not ground breaking
Nick Bené Groundbreaking wasn't the best word for it I guess. They played a very unique brand of hardcore that sounded different from everyone else. Can't think of any band that sounds particularly close. They've influenced so many bands and individuals as well.
Ryan Corner trash talk, bracewar, mountain man
This is so joy división
....this is really helping me
This is good.
God damn, this album aged really well
for some odd reason I really like this
The lighting reminds me of Anthony McCalls art. Cool stuff.
While Violence Violence is one of my favorite albums, I actually really dig this. But keeping the name Ceremony is pretty strange. Going to confuse a lot of new fans who will seek out their older music. Might as well just go by Morrissey Jr.
Jacob Sever i was thinking joy division jr
Suburbannite definitely more of a Joy Division rip.
Jacob Sever keeping the name Ceremony would make more sense since it's after a Joy Division song
Jacob Sever i think they are a genre band changing to punk in one album and then post punk on the other one
Playing the same stuff record after record is boring. I respect that they're willing to try different things and honestly the second half of the record really isn't a huge departure from Zoo. Great band, ballsy.
Saw them this year with my x gf, was a great show in Chicago for only -15 bucks I actually like this song it sounds like new order they play violence violence and robbert park. I actually wanna be cool with my x for coming to this show with me it kicked so much ass idc ppl say ceremony will always kickasd
Super
It is so crazy how a band can change so much. I don't know if I am angry with this or just disappointed.
Huge fan of Ceremony, one of my favorite bands. I prefer their older work, it's what got me into the band. I feel like they should've changed the band's name with Zoo. Hell, there's already another Ceremony that is a shoegaze band. The core members stayed the same but the sound is so different especially with these songs. I'm sure first time listeners would never believe it's the same band who put up Ruined, Violence Violence, etc... Change is good but when it's that drastic, might as well go all out. That way, they'll play only songs they really want to. The new songs sound good but they lack a bit of lasting appeal and uniqueness imo. I am still very excited to hear the whole thing. Some people mentioned Title Fight. I gotta admit I really like the new record but again I felt like something was missing. All I wanna say is I'm all about change but sometimes bands can't bring a spark in their new sound. Perhaps Zoo was only the transition and Ceremony's new record will define the direction of the band and find uniqueness in the same way they did amongst all the other hardcore bands at the time.
Kenerxxx I agree but PBTT haven't made as drastic a change with their sound over the years, especially considering how Old Pride and The Lack Long After are pretty much the same record
Kenerxxx "Keep You" is Pianos' best album.
Nowheremovies I guess The Beatles should have changed their name too right?
citizenihilist where are you going with this?
It isn't immediately obvious? Your argument that they should change their name because their sound has evolved/changed immensely is bullshit.
I really wish they'd throw a few hardcore/punk tracks into the mix but I doubt that'll happen. I'll probably enjoy the new album at least a little bit though. Maybe the trend of heavy/punk bands completely redefining their sound and aesthetic by playing music like this is starting to run its course a little bit for me though.
Same thing happened in the late 70s punk bands went new wave or Gothic.. Check out bauhaus, talking heads, joy division etc
octavio gutierrez those bands didn't start out as hardcore punk acts though, they just started off doing that style. Ceremony went all the way from powerviolence to this style, quite the shift in dynamic
Christian Molander Well Joy Division was originally Warsaw. It had more of a punky feel. But yeah, trends just happen like that.
Christian Molander They totally didn't. You want to talk about a shift, listen to the first two Cure albums (Or any two Cure albums). Or compare Siouxsie and the Banshee's "Juju" album with their first album. Even John Lydon went from the Sex Pistols to PiL. The thing about quality punk bands is that they mature.
Christian Molander hi christian
The only thing that really separates this from earlier Ceremony is these lyrics aren't meant to be a joke.
I can hear the Joy Division/The Smiths/The Mob, etc. influence in the sound of this album (Even from lack of hearing the whole album) but I enjoy the melancholy guitar, the somber voice, it is somehow familiar with those bands and different. For everyone saying that they are just copying Joy Division are probable people who found out about Joy Division somewhere around 2005 when Joy Division resurfaced because of the Emo scene.
The Understand sounds like AFI Heart Stops.
I liked all their previous albums, Violence Violence, Rohnert Park, Zoo, etc. I always enjoyed the way they were heading. I even had some discussions with my friends trying to prove 'em that their way is much more interesting than making the same music for years. But this time... I'm still wating for the new LP, I'm still a fan, but this time I'm not sure if this might be called 'growth'. Nonetheless, Ceremony still knows how to surprise me. That's a good thing I suppose.
ceremony cuando vendras a chile ? :(