"From the small borough of Doylestown, Pennsylvania, comes the band Ceramic Animal"
Ceramic Animal is an American indie rock band known for their live performances and unique musical style. Formed in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, the band has grabbed attention from across the nation and has built a following along the way as well.
Ceramic Animal was formed by brothers Chris (vocals, guitar), Elliott (vocals, keyboards), and Erik Regan (drums), who teamed up with fellow Doylestown friends Anthony Marchione (guitar) and Dallas Hosey (vocals, bass) in 2013. Growing up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, they shared a passion for music from an early age. They began playing shows locally and performing cover songs while working on their own original music.
In August 2016, the band self-released their first album. This album has eight songs on it that include "Maybe," "Mistakes," "Against The Wall," and "Codename Righteous." This album received positive reviews. Even after this release, the band remained in their hometown performing locally. This allowed them to find themselves and forge the path they wanted to take.
Ceramic Animal self-released their next album titled The Horse in August 2018. There are nine songs on this album that include "Better Off," "Look for A Lover," "So Familiar," and "Hit Or Miss." This album helped them continue to build their image and grow their fan base. They decided to take their show on the road and tour on the West Coast. With this and the online streaming services, they gained popularity across all ages.
In April 2020, the band self-released their third album titled High End. This album has eight songs that include "The Message," "Working (Real Hard)," "What's Come And Gone," and "Bone City." This album brought them much attention, including from Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys and owner of Easy Eye Sound LLC. Ceramic Animal signed with them.
After signing with Easy Eye Sound, Ceramic Animal released their fourth album in March 2022. This album was titled Sweet Unknown. This album has ten songs that include "Tangled," "Sweet Unknown," "Up In Smoke," and "Valerie." This album was very well received. With this album, it feels like each of the band members found their niche. In December 2023, Ceramic Animal released a Christmas EP titled Tinkertown: A Christmas Tale. This EP has six songs on it that include "First Snow In Tinkertown" and "Seasonal Goodbye."
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