Ant Trip Ceremony
Ant Trip Ceremony formed in Los Angeles around 2012, led by vocalist and guitarist Oriana. Their sound drew from dream pop and shoegaze, with songs like "Four...
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Ant Trip Ceremony formed in Los Angeles around 2012, led by vocalist and guitarist Oriana. Their sound drew from dream pop and shoegaze, with songs like "Four In The Morning" showing their preference for hazy, introspective arrangements. They released three studio albums: "The Awakening" in 2015, "Lost in the Shadows" in 2017, and a third that followed.
Their lyrics often touched on darker themes like depression and addiction, which resonated with some listeners but drew criticism from others who felt it glamorized difficult subjects. The band maintained these were honest reflections of their experiences rather than endorsements.
They developed a cult following through live shows that were known for being immersive and atmospheric. While they never broke through to mainstream popularity, their particular blend of ethereal melodies and post-punk textures found an audience in the alternative scene.
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