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Years active
  
2015–present

Record label
  
Blood and Ink Records

Labels
  
Blood & Ink

Albums
  
Heart Failure

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Website
  
Church Tongue on Facebook

Origin
  
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Genres
  
Heavy metal, Hardcore punk, Metalcore

Similar
  
Ghost Key, Ellen Albertini Dow, The Last Ten Seconds, Knocked Loose, Vanna

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Church Tongue is an American metalcore band that originated in 2015 in Indianapolis, Indiana. The band's name comes from a movie with Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore.

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Background

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Church Tongue started in 2015. The band is infamous for the band guitarist, Chris Sawicki, setting himself on fire for a show. According to guitarist Nicko Calderon, Sawicki wasn't even in the band at the time of the incident. The band has played with Beartooth, Vanna, and Household. In 2016, the band signed to Blood and Ink Records. On October 21, 2016, the band released their debut album, Heart Failure via Blood & Ink.

Members

Current
  • Michael Sugards – vocals
  • Nicko Calderon – guitar
  • Critch Sawicki – guitar
  • Ty Bernhardt – drums
  • Tony Blondin – bass
  • Discography

    Studio albums

  • Heart Failure (October 21, 2016; Blood & Ink Records)
  • Singles

  • "Worry Doll" (2016)
  • "Medicine Breath" (2016)

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    Songs

    Die WildHeart Failure · 2016
    EyeconHeart Failure · 2016
    Ghost WorldHeart Failure · 2016

    References

    Church Tongue Wikipedia