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Morning Glory
Ezra Kire with Morning Glory at the Knitting Factory in 2010.
Background information
Also known asM. Glory
OriginNew York, New York City
GenresCrack rock steady[1]
Years active2001 - Present
LabelsRevolution Rock, Blacknoise, Fat Wreck, Buyback Records

Morning Glory is an American punk rock band from New York. It was formed originally as a solo project by Ezra Kire, after the band Choking Victim disbanded in 1999.

They were the second band to use this name, the first being a 1960s rock band from San Francisco, who released an LP entitled "Two Suns Worth" and singles on Fontana Records in 1967.[2]

Discography

  • This Is No Time ta Sleep (2001) - Revolution Rock Records[3]
  • The Suicide Singles (2001) - Revolution Rock Records
  • The Whole World Is Watching (2003) - Blacknoise Records
  • The Kids Are Gonna Pay... (2006) Split with Leftöver Crack, F-Minus and Bent Outta Shape - Blacknoise Records[4]
  • The Whole World Is Watching (Re-Issue with 3 new songs) (2007) - Blacknoise Records
  • Poets Were My Heroes (2012) - Fat Wreck Chords[5][6][7]
  • Born To December 7" (2013) - Fat Wreck Chords[8][9]
  • Always Alone (2013) Split EP with Off With Their Heads - Fat Wreck Chords[10]
  • War Psalms (2014) - Fat Wreck Chords[11][12]
  • Post War Psalms (2016) - EP- Buyback Records [13]

Music videos

  • "Born to December" (2013)
  • "Punx Not Dead, I Am" (2014)
  • "I Am Machine Gun" (2014)

References

  1. ^ GENTILE, JOHN. "Sonic Reducer: Crack Rock Steady". Retrieved 3 January 2019.
  2. ^ "Morning Glory (5)". Discogs. Retrieved 2017-03-15.
  3. ^ John Gentile (26 January 2007) This is no time ta sleep on Punknews.org. ()
  4. ^ John Gentile (21 September 2007) The Kids Are gonna Pay... on Punknews.org. ()
  5. ^ Colwell, Matthew (24 August 2012). "Album Premiere: Morning Glory, 'Poets Were My Heroes'". Alternative Press. Retrieved 26 August 2012.
  6. ^ John Gentile (31 August 2012) Poets Were My Heroes on Punknews.org. ()
  7. ^ "Morning Glory :: Poets Were My Heroes". Fat Wreck Chords. 2012. Retrieved 26 August 2012.
  8. ^ John Gentile (14 May 2013) Born To December on Punknews.org. ()
  9. ^ "Morning Glory :: Born To December". Fat Wreck Chords. 2013. Retrieved 17 May 2014.
  10. ^ "Off With Their Heads / Morning Glory :: Always Alone E.P." Fat Wreck Chords. 2013. Retrieved 17 May 2014.
  11. ^ John Gentile (3 March 2014) War Psalms on Punknews.org. ()
  12. ^ "Morning Glory :: War Psalms". Fat Wreck Chords. 2014. Retrieved 17 May 2014.
  13. ^ "Morning Glory Bandcamp". Buyback Records. 2013. Retrieved 14 Nov 2017.
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