@@SamJanuary17 There was security at the front, but they knew what was up. Let the crowd police itself for the most part, mainly stepped in to help someone in trouble, protect equipment, stuff like that.
Never heard of this band before. First listen is tonight on an outbreakfest-binge seeing a few of my favorite bands playing Outbreak Fest 2022, from home on the couch. And then I found this. It's real fun to read people's comments and thoughts on wether or not they think that their different newwave/hardcore styles match. Because there are a lot more highlights that you guys would have been better off discussing about in the comments. - How before the last track a political statement was made in such a powerful and explicit way in this time where pretty much everything is pretty damn divided, in front of such a big crowd. That was so powerful! - The crowds reaction to that speech and the track the speech introduded, felt kind of reassuring that good music really only brings good people together and that all is never lost. - How the bass player really rips on the vocals in her solo during Turn away the bad thing. Wow. - How the lead singer looks, moves ánd sounds as if in some miracle way Ian McKay, Moby and Henry Rollins had a love baby - How awesome it is that I am able to live a festival from the other side of the world, without ever attending. The future is now, but next time I would love to take the trip from the Netherlands It's time to go see the next band! EDIT: For what it's worth, I was a newbie to this band really enjoyed the mix between the different styles and think they really do work well together!
Currently rewatching stuff from bands I'm most stoked about in this years line up and could not help but wonder why UK is the other side of the world from the netherlands.
they gotta start playing some different old songs. getting sick (ha) of the Pressures On/Open Head/Doldrums rotation. never get sick of Terminal Addiction live though
they have a lot of variation on their tours. it’s just when you haven’t put out any new heavy stuff in 12 years you don’t have much to go to at fests like this
@@Cmbeastly idk man I saw them at the last Homesick Fest and it was more or less the same songs. I’ve always wondered why some of the Rohnert Park & Zoo deep cuts haven’t made it on to the live setlist in a while. Moving Principle, World Blue, Adult would kick major ass live
on their current tour that just started they’ve played hysteria, hotel, MCDF, repeating the circle and term addiction so far. probably just keep the popular stuff in the fest set lists that’s pretty common. i’ve always wanted to hear some still nothing moves you though that record is so damn underrated
@@Cmbeastly that’s my favorite album of theirs and (imo) one of the greatest hardcore albums of all time. so underrated, but I find it hard to find another LP that matches its anger & intensity
they were a good band nowadays they are forcing to sounds like indie shit what fuck???? they are using fender guitars with clean tones congrats to the torso bass player she still playing heavy and fast with downstrokes picks
I mean, when they started as a powerviolence band, they were already named after a New Order song. Sounds like a fuckaround idea they had that they wound up taking seriously, but if you go through their discography there's a clear progression from fast shit, to slower, raw punk, then into the post-punk stuff. One doesn't have to like it and that's okay, but can't rly say it's out of nowhere.
You're high as gas. The more new wave type stuff is NOT my favorite by any means, but this progression shouldn't have been a surprise to anyone. Obviously, they didn't fall off. They've still got punk and hardcore kids coming to their shows no matter how few of the old tracks they play. These dudes can ingest all the Joy Division they want. They're still regarded as one of the best punk/hardcore bands of our generation. No one can take that from them.
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SETLIST
Sick 0:00 - 4:04
Openhead 4:05 - 6:30
The Doldrums 6:31 - 9:30
The Separation 9:31 - 12:54
Terminal Addiction 12:55 - 14:50
Pressures On 14:51 - 17:02
Presaging The End 17:03 - 21:48
Turn Away The Bad Thing 21:49 - 25:40
Anthony Speech 25:41 - 27:10
Kersed 27:11 - end
Im looking forward to seeing them play live in Mexico city next Thursday
como te la pasaste?
@@luxxferal7511 uff, estuvo genial! Me hubiera gustado que tocaran más tiempo
Me gustó el set, cuando empezaron con Sick se armó chida el mosh pit
Estuvo pasado de verga la neta
Random comment, security at that show was PERFECT / could not ask for better security for a hardcore show that big
There wasn't any past a certain point!!! Had to sign a waiver to get up near the pit/front!!!!
@@SamJanuary17 There was security at the front, but they knew what was up. Let the crowd police itself for the most part, mainly stepped in to help someone in trouble, protect equipment, stuff like that.
@@fakenamerealchungus9851 that security was for artist protection only! And then some down the side to ferry people away from the other exit
@@SamJanuary17 Didn't need to step in for the crowd because there was no need. They would've if there was, I'm sure.
@@fakenamerealchungus9851 what's the point in the waiver then?
Can we talk about how it looks like Ross bit down through his lip when that guy stole the mic during sick and he wasn't even phased by it.
Every time this band plays it's gold
Hardcore is well and truly alive
Amazing. The world is insane, and this show is the mathematical solution to sheer insanity. Thank you ceremony, may you run long and far.
Never heard of this band before.
First listen is tonight on an outbreakfest-binge seeing a few of my favorite bands playing Outbreak Fest 2022, from home on the couch. And then I found this.
It's real fun to read people's comments and thoughts on wether or not they think that their different newwave/hardcore styles match.
Because there are a lot more highlights that you guys would have been better off discussing about in the comments.
- How before the last track a political statement was made in such a powerful and explicit way in this time where pretty much everything is pretty damn divided, in front of such a big crowd. That was so powerful!
- The crowds reaction to that speech and the track the speech introduded, felt kind of reassuring that good music really only brings good people together and that all is never lost.
- How the bass player really rips on the vocals in her solo during Turn away the bad thing. Wow.
- How the lead singer looks, moves ánd sounds as if in some miracle way Ian McKay, Moby and Henry Rollins had a love baby
- How awesome it is that I am able to live a festival from the other side of the world, without ever attending. The future is now, but next time I would love to take the trip from the Netherlands
It's time to go see the next band!
EDIT: For what it's worth, I was a newbie to this band really enjoyed the mix between the different styles and think they really do work well together!
Great to read this man!!!!
Hey man, me too. Spot on comments!
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Currently rewatching stuff from bands I'm most stoked about in this years line up and could not help but wonder why UK is the other side of the world from the netherlands.
I dont enjoy every album they ever put out, but how can you not enjoy every minute of every gig they ever did.
the editing during the intro of Pressure's On is incredible! 16:02-16:08
this is pure punk rock
Kersed. Holy shit.
One of the best sets of the weekend
Amazing
Thx to my uncle, I diggin this.
Hell yeah
I wonder if Spice would have gotten a good response from the crowd if they played.
So much fun was had
Is that torso bassist?
i think so
yes
I have just started hearing about this band & they look cool...I bet they were influenced by F*cked Up which to me is very great
they gotta start playing some different old songs. getting sick (ha) of the Pressures On/Open Head/Doldrums rotation. never get sick of Terminal Addiction live though
they have a lot of variation on their tours. it’s just when you haven’t put out any new heavy stuff in 12 years you don’t have much to go to at fests like this
@@Cmbeastly idk man I saw them at the last Homesick Fest and it was more or less the same songs. I’ve always wondered why some of the Rohnert Park & Zoo deep cuts haven’t made it on to the live setlist in a while. Moving Principle, World Blue, Adult would kick major ass live
on their current tour that just started they’ve played hysteria, hotel, MCDF, repeating the circle and term addiction so far. probably just keep the popular stuff in the fest set lists that’s pretty common. i’ve always wanted to hear some still nothing moves you though that record is so damn underrated
@@Cmbeastly that’s my favorite album of theirs and (imo) one of the greatest hardcore albums of all time. so underrated, but I find it hard to find another LP that matches its anger & intensity
kersed sounds very much like project x to me.
The best part is Ross looking like a straight loon with a bloody lip, wrapping the mic cable around his neck @15:50
the mix of their hardcore and new wave stuff really doesn't mesh well together live 😕
It does
It actually does extremely well
Actually that's what I love about em these days. I'm super down having The Separation one moment, and Living Hell the next.
Very deluded people in these replies 🤣
Get ready, brace yourself for important refund info
they were a good band nowadays they are forcing to sounds like indie shit what fuck???? they are using fender guitars with clean tones congrats to the torso bass player she still playing heavy and fast with downstrokes picks
I mean, when they started as a powerviolence band, they were already named after a New Order song. Sounds like a fuckaround idea they had that they wound up taking seriously, but if you go through their discography there's a clear progression from fast shit, to slower, raw punk, then into the post-punk stuff. One doesn't have to like it and that's okay, but can't rly say it's out of nowhere.
they fell off hard. seeing them attempt to mix old hardcore songs with their shitty new stuff is hilarious.
just start a new band.
You're high as gas. The more new wave type stuff is NOT my favorite by any means, but this progression shouldn't have been a surprise to anyone. Obviously, they didn't fall off. They've still got punk and hardcore kids coming to their shows no matter how few of the old tracks they play. These dudes can ingest all the Joy Division they want. They're still regarded as one of the best punk/hardcore bands of our generation. No one can take that from them.
They’re actually horrible live hahahaa
Nonsense comment
The sound is horrible here. They are really good live tbh.
Misogyny? That’s the problem in society? No issue with Misandry? Men don’t face abuse for being men? Wake up preacher man.
A good friend of mine introduced me to Ceremony many moons ago.. Rest in peace Jim Ortega!
Bassist chick fucking rules
Jasmine Watson does indeed rule; However I suggest you really listen to 25:41 - 27:10 my Bro