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Band Timeline
Band Formation and Early Development
Early Releases and Lineup Expansion
First Full-Length Album and Signing to Fearless Records
Creatures Album and Rising Profile
Release of Infamous and Increased Success
Reincarnate Album and Continued Evolution
Graveyard Shift and Signing to Roadrunner Records
Disguise Album Release and Tours
Scoring the End of the World and Latest Developments
Albums
Members
Current
Justin Morrow
Background vocals
Vinny Mauro
Drums (drum set)
Ricky “Horror” Olson
Electric guitar
Chris Motionless
Lead vocals
Ryan Sitkowski
Guitar
Ricky “Horror” Olson
Background vocals
History
Frank Polumbo
Bass guitar
Brandon Rage
Drums (drum set)
Mike Costanza
Guitar
Chris Motionless
Guitar
Frank Polumbo
Guitar
Ricky “Horror” Olson
Bass guitar
Josh Balz
Background vocals
Keyboard
TJ Bell
Bass guitar
Kyle White
Bass guitar
TJ Bell
Guitar
Devin “Ghost” Sola
Bass guitar
Angelo Parente
Drums (drum set)
Story of Motionless in White
Motionless in White, the Scranton, Pennsylvania-bred metalcore titans, emerged from the ashes of the local scene in 2004. Initially featuring Chris "Motionless" Cerulli (vocals/guitar), the band underwent several lineup changes before solidifying their current roster: Cerulli, guitarists Ryan Sitkowski and Ricky "Horror" Olson, drummer Vinny Mauro, and bassist Justin Morrow. Cerulli remains the sole original member, a testament to his unwavering vision. The band's name, inspired by the Eighteen Visions track "Motionless and White," perfectly encapsulates their dramatic, theatrical aesthetic.
Their early years saw them signed to Fearless Records, releasing their first three studio albums under the label. A shift to Roadrunner Records marked the release of their fourth album, Graveyard Shift, in May 2017. Subsequent releases, Disguise (June 2019) and Scoring the End of the World (June 2022), cemented their status as a major force in the metalcore genre.
The band's initial incarnation, playing under the names "One Way Ticket" and "When Breathing Stops," saw Cerulli alongside Angelo Parente (drums), Frank Polumbo (guitar), and Kyle White (bass). Their diverse influences, ranging from the theatrical flair of Marilyn Manson and the raw energy of Slipknot to the classic rock grit of Poison the Well and the iconic sounds of Johnny Cash and Depeche Mode, coalesced to create their unique and instantly recognizable sound. Their journey from high school gigs to headlining major festivals is a testament to their enduring creativity and fiercely loyal fanbase.