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    When dread finds you amid brilliant sunshine, it feels disorienting, confusing, and chaotic: Ceremony drop new single, Dark Summer

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    Ceremony have shared another single, Dark Summer, from their forthcoming album Tell Me Your Dream.

    The punk legends’ seventh album is arriving via Relapse Records on August 7, which is their first for seven years. They’ve already released its lead single, Death Destruction Mayhem.

    “In Rock ‘n Roll music, feedback occurs when a guitar is purposely moved too close to an amplifier – like a dark summer – when dread finds you amid brilliant sunshine, it feels disorienting, confusing, and chaotic,” vocalist Ross Farrar says. “What you’re left with is malaise, doldrums of sorts that are both beautiful and terrifying.”

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