All I can say is, “It’s about time.”
Yep Roc Records today announced the signing of Triangle staples The Old Ceremony. The band will release its fifth studio album, Fairytales and Other Forms of Suicide, Aug. 21.
We are, of course, no stranger to The Old Ceremony, but Yep Roc aptly explains, “Through constantly evolving from album to album, The Old Ceremony has consistently carved out its own distinctive aesthetic, once described as ‘the Beatles meet the Bad Seeds.’”
Recently the band played at Kings alongside The Avett Brothers at the Racing the Cure benefit. On April 27, they will perform at Cat’s Cradle with blues legend John Dee Holeman.
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