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Motionless in White, also abbreviated MIW, is an American metal band from Scranton, Pennsylvania.

Chris "Motionless" Cerulli (lead guitar), Ryan Sitkowski (lead guitar), Ricky "Horror" Olson (rhythm guitar), Vinny Mauro (drums), and Justin Morrow (bass).

The band has claimed that the name of their band derived from the Eighteen Visions song "Motionless and White."Motionless in White's first three studio albums were released on May 5, 2017, via Roadrunner Records; their fourth album, Graveyard Shift, was released on May 5, 2017.

Disguise, the band's most recent fifth album, was released on June 7, 2019.

Formation and early years (2004–2009)

Members Chris Motionless, who played guitar and lead vocals, Angelo Parente on drums, Frank Polumbo on drums, and Kyle White on bass were among the first in White to play drums. The band was known as "One Way Ticket" and then as "When Breathing Stops" for the remainder of 2004 for their first two shows at the Northeast Fair in Pittston, PA. They settled on their new name on New Year's Day of 2005. Poison the Well, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson, Johnny Cash, Depeche Mode, and other musical artists have been praised by Chris Motionless and other musicians. They debuted their self-distributed demo in 2005.

Josh Balz, the band's keyboardist, was promoted to lead vocals within a year after its debut as the band's keyboardist, and Michael Costanza and Thomas "TJ" Bell were recruited as the band's new guitarists, with Chris Motionless confined to lead vocals. Zach Neil discovered the band while performing at The Staircase, a local nightclub. Neil joined the band first as a member and then as a member of Masquerade Records. They released their first EP The Whorrror, a Zach Neil and mixed album, and the Warner Music group released it in 2007 as a part of the Masquerade Recordings/Warner music company.

Motionless in White had written enough songs to complete a full length album after touring in support of The Whorrror. When Love Met Destruction, the album was released. Love Met Destruction began in 2008 at Soundmine recording studio but was released by Dave Cutrone and Zach Neil the same year as Masquerade Recordings. Neil brought the band to his stage on the Warped Tour with the latest album in hand, and the band immediately caught the band's attention, according to Shawn Milke of Alesana, who promised to handle the band. Fearless Records' Bob Becker called Zach Neil shortly thereafter to ask for the band's recording deal and resign the band's to Fearless. The band and Neil agreed, and Tragic Hero was given the first official release to help the band advance in the run-up to their Fearless debut. The band had never been signed to Tragic Hero Records, but they never paid for it.

Michael Costanza, a guitarist, was fired, and current guitarist Ryan Sitkowski was brought on to fill his place. Despite being signed to Fearless in the months leading up to the release of When Love Met Destruction, an EP version was sold by Tragic Hero on February 17, 2009. "Ghost in the Mirror" was released as the band's first ever album and had a music video made for it.

bassist Frank Polumbo left Motionless in White due to unknown reasons, leaving Bellevue, Washington native Ricky "Horror" Olson as the company's new permanent bassist in October 2009. Motionless in White debuted in the studio in May 2010 and released their debut full-length Creatures with Andrew Wade as the chosen producer. "Abigail," Revolver Magazine's first single, debuted on September 30 and was the first day on iTunes. A music video for the song was released a few months after, as well as following music videos over the next two years for title track "Immaculate Misconception" and a live music video for "Puppets (The First Snow), which was shot during the band's summer on The All Stars Tour in 2011.

Creatures were introduced by Fearless on October 12, 2010 and claimed the 175th position on the Billboard Top 200 charts, with No. 1 and No. On the Heatseekers chart, there are 6 spots.

Thomas Joseph "TJ" Bell, a guitarist, was fired from the band on Wednesday, May 4, 2011. Bell's explanation was that while he was handling bass replacement duties for Escape the Fate, he was scheduled to meet with the remainder of the Motionless in White in Orlando, Florida, by the tour's end. Bell was left in the middle of Motionless in White's tour schedule to fill-in as a bassist for Escape the Fate, but he did not tell the rest of the participants early enough in advance that he would not be available during those weeks. Due to this situation, the band was forced to be without their rhythm guitars during their appearances. "If our live performance didn't heavily depend on two guitarists, it wouldn't have been a big deal to us," White said. Unfortunately, we have one guitarist in a band like ours, which causes your show to suffer greatly." We decided to let TJ go," as well as an explanation of how they had many disagreements with Bell throughout their time as a band.

Olson moved from playing bass to rhythm guitar after Bell's departure, which culminated in the band's in-audition for a new bassist. Following Olson's departure from rhythm guitar to rhythm guitar, a man with an unknown name began playing bass and was eventually confirmed as Devin Sola, a replacement bassist. Sola was officially announced as the band's new bassist on November 27, 2011.

Motionless in White contributed to the Kerrang in early 2012. Metallica's Black Album: "My Friend of Misery" was the song on the album.

Motionless in White decided on a very wide variety of sounds and styles for Infamous because they were developed by two separate designers. It was then announced that Infamous would be produced by Jason Suecof and drummer Tim Sköld. "Devil's Night" was the first single on the album released on September 25. "If It's Dead, We'll Kill It" was released on October 9, the band's second single "If It's Dead, We'll Kill It." The music video for "Devil's Night" was released on November 13, 2012, as well as the complete album. Infamous debuted at No. 1 on the charts at the beginning of the year. No. 53 on the Billboard 200, No. 51. No. 19 on Top Rock Albums, No. No. 9 on Top Independent Albums, and No. The fifth place on the top hard rock albums is 5 on Top Hard Rock Albums.

Angelo Parente, a motionless drummer, who has been touring since I was 17, and everything else that comes with being a member of a band has finally caught up with me,' he wrote.' He has left the band on good terms, and there are no signs of internal divides. On April 23, 2013, Brandon Richter of 'The Witch Was Right' was announced as the replacement drummer. Chris Motionless was the band's last original member until this point.

The band's third single, "America," was released on April 23, as well as a lyric video. The single was released on June 3, a slipknot percussionist Shawn Crahan's first film on the single. Chris Fehn, a Slipknot percussionist, appeared in the film as well. Motionless in White unveiled the Deluxe Edition of Infamous on June 11, 2013, with remixed and remastered versions of all of the original tracks, as well as two new songs, remixed by Celldweller, Combichrist, and Ricky Horror, as well as two new songs, remixed drums by Richter.

In September 2013, Motionless in White held their first complete UK tour, with The Defiled and Glamour of the Kill. In the years from October to November, they later promoted acts such as In This Moment on the 'Hellpop Tour' and All That Remains in November to December 2013. At the 2013 Mayhem Festival, Motionless in White performed.

The band announced a short headlong tour in March with The Plot in You, Like Moths to Fire, and The Defiled, with For Today appearing in San Antonio. Following the tour, the band will return to the studio to work on Infamous, their follow-up to their 2012 album.

Motionless in White was confirmed to appear on the Vans Warped Tour on the main stage on February 5. The band revealed on the same day that they would be covering "Du Hast" by Rammstein for the Punk Goes... compilation collection, Punk Goes 90s Vol. 2. Brandon Richter, a drummer, issued a statement that he would no longer be a member of the band, but he has thanked all of the help he has earned and has left on positive terms, although he will not give out any concrete reasons for leaving the band.

Chris Motionless said in an interview with Rock Sound magazine that recording the third album was much simpler than Infamous because "the timeframe worked against me," he said, and there was an internal conflict going on, trying to change to a different style of music and making a lot of mistakes as I went." The album's sound, he said, would have the same ferociousness' that 'Creatures' lacked in, as well as a more modern look.

Reincarnate, the band's third studio album, was revealed on social media on April 23, 2014, with a planned release date of September 16, 2014. The band has announced that they will continue to be a quintet and that they will continue to be touring and session drummers. Fearless Records released a video revealing the album's artwork and hinting at their forthcoming single of the same name, which was set to be released on July 8. The band was announced as a support act for A Day to Remember's tour titled Parks & Devastation Tour, which will take place in September and October, and will be assisting them alongside Bring Me the Horizon and Chiodos. The band also announced a joint tour with gothic metal band Lacuna Coil in Europe, with gothic metal band Devilment frontman Dani Filth supporting them. At the end of October and into November, the tour began.

So What?! named the band as one of the South's best shows. In March, the QuikTrip Park in Grand Prairie would host a festival.

During the summer of 2015, Motionless in White, Slipknot, Lamb of God, and Bullet for My Valentine were among the summer's Last Stand Tour Tour participants, running from July 24 to September 5.

Chris Motionless, a vocist, has confirmed that Fearless Records will not carry their latest album. Motionless In White's forthcoming studio album, "570," was released on June 23, 2016. The band joined Breaking Benjamin and Korn in the fall of 2016. Graveyard Shift would be the album's name, according to Roadrunner, who revealed it on October 31. With a competition to select the new album's artwork, the band reached out to the fans.

Josh Balz, the band's keyboardist, announced his departure from the band on January 10, 2017. In "The Strange and Unusual," he said he wanted more time to run his bizarre parlors.

Graveyard Shift's second single "Eternally Yours" was released on January 26, the band's second single. Graveyard Shift would be released on May 5, 2017. The band also revealed that they were launching an artwork competition for the new album, and that their artwork will be seen in Graveyard Shift.

The band's official artwork was unveiled on March 3, as well as the unveiling of their third single, "LOUD (Fuck It)" on March 3.

Motionless in White's "Rats" premiered on April 30, just a few days before the initial album was dropped. The band started with In This Moment, heading throughout the United States and Europe after the album was released, and in many other countries around Europe.

The band descended on the United States for the first time in history; The Graveyard Shift Tour, which was on display from September to October 2017, will tour Europe in early 2018. Miss May I and The Amity Affliction joined In White on the US portion of this tour, as did special guest William Control. Those that are not from January to March 2018 as well as European/American legs.

Devin "Ghost" Sola, a long-serving bassist, was expected to leave the band on May 4, 2018, citing personal mental health as a key factor. TJ Bell, a former guitarist, was later revealed to be filling in with the tasks that were required for the Summer Warped Tour festival.

Chris Motionless revealed on Instagram on May 6, 2018 that a new record would be unveiled in 2019. He and Ryan Sitkowski and Ricky Olson announced that full-time writing would begin with him before touring with the Warped Tour this summer.

The band embarked on the final cross-country run of Vans Warped Tour, spanning from June 21 to August 5, 2018. The band reunited with former guitarist TJ Bell after Devin Sola's departure. With the exception of a few festivals, Halloween performances, and a club performance in Scranton, the band spent the remainder of the year off, with the exception of a few weeks, a few theatre shows, and a club performance on the forthcoming album. Justin Morrow of Ice Nine Kills toured with them on bass guitar for their final appearances of the year.

The band confirmed in early March that they would be touring with Alice Cooper and Halestorm throughout the summer. They revealed in a few days that they were embarking on a co-headliner with Attyu in April and early May. The band began posting on social media the day before the Spring Invasion tour, with Attuyu detourning new music.

The Ice Nine Kills member, Justin Morrow, left Ice Nine Kills and joined Motionless in White full-time on bass guitar on March 24, 2019.

On April 17, the band announced that their latest album Disguise would be released on June 7, 2019. They released two singles from the album "Disguise," which had premiered in Orlando a few days before, and "Brand New Numb."

The band's third single "Undead Ahead 2: The Tale of the Midnight Ride" and its accompanying music video were released on May 10.

On June 5, just days before the album was set to drop, the band premiered "Thoughts & Prayers" on BBC's Radio 1's Rock Show with Daniel P. Carter. This was the first time lead guitarist Ryan Sitkowski sang on tapes. The band's second single of the album, "Brand New Numb," was released on June 27.

The band embarked on "The Trick 'R Treat Tour," which was also headliners on Europe's "Disguise Tour," ahead of the band's debut on "The Trick 'R Treat Tour," which included some east coast shows with In This Moment. In January 2020, the band also revealed that they would be touring with Beartooth on "The Diseased and Disgust Tour." With numerous shows at European festivals over the summer, including Rock am Ring and Graspop Metal Meeting and a display in Warsaw, Poland, marking their first visit to Poland in the country. However, all of Europe shows have been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chris Motionless said in May 2020 that they were already working on their next album and that the songs for the album would be heavier, but that the recording could be postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On September 9, the band performed their cover of "Somebody Told Me" on streaming music services. On October 5, the band revealed that a 10th anniversary re-issue of Creatures X would be released on October 9.

The band unveiled the final of their "The Quarantine Experiments" on May 14, 2021, in the form of a synthwave-edition of their song "Voices." "Timebomb" was the band's new song on August 20.

The band announced on March 7, 2022, they would debut new music on Friday, March 11, with a 30-second video teaser hinting at some new music. The band officially unveiled the single "Cyberhex" on the day, as well as its music video. They also unveiled the cover and track list for their sixth studio album, Scoring the End of the World, which was released on June 10, 2022.

The band unveiled the second single "Masterpiece" and its accompanying music video on April 14th. The band's third single "Slaughterhouse," starring Bryan Garris of Knocked Loose, was released on May 13. The band's title track "Scoring the End of the World" starring Mick Gordon was released on June 3, one week before the album's release.

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