While their hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania is mostly known in popular culture for being perfectly mundane, gothic metalcore band Motionless in White make music that's anything but tame. Blending the raw fury of metalcore with the dramatic atmospherics of goth-metal and industrial, the band has cultivated a dark and moody sound that owes as much to Type O Negative as it does to Slayer. Formed in 2005 while members Chris Cerulli (vocals), Angelo Parente (drums), Mike Costanza (guitar), and Frank Polumbo (bass) were still in high school, they eventually become a quintet after the addition of keyboard player Joshua Balz in 2007, the same year the band would release their debut EP, The Whorror, on Masquerade. In the years following that release, Polumbo and Costanza parted ways with Motionless in White, with Ryan Sitkowski and Ricky Olson coming on board to fill in the gaps, allowing the band to continue on after the release of their second EP, When Love Met Destruction, on Tragic Hero in 2009. The group signed on to Fearless Records in 2010, and their first full-length album, Creatures, arrived that year, followed by their sophomore effort, Infamous, in 2012
Genre: Gothic Metalcore
Released: Dec 13, 2011
℗ (C) 2011 Fearless Records

I really loved this song, and I love the video even more, because I realized even more how much I relate to it. While school itself wasn't that great for me (I was bullied a lot at school), outside of school things have never been better for me in my life than they were when I was around 16. I know that's sad, but it's true. If I could go back to my life when I was 16, and stay there forever I would, and I really think that's what this song and video says to me.