Zeremony Würzburg, Germany
Introducing - Zeremony, a Hard Rock three-piece Band from Bavaria. With their heavy hammond organ drive, the grooves of drums, the fuzzy Guitar tone and dynamic vocals, the guys carries on the hard rock tradition in the vein of the early seventies.
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