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Wishing Wells 4:470:00/4:47
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Getaway to Medicate 4:370:00/4:37
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Dead to this world 4:480:00/4:48
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Breaking Point 4:020:00/4:02
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Bitter Sweet 3:490:00/3:49
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Stoned 4:350:00/4:35
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Antidote 3:190:00/3:19
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Stand Down 3:130:00/3:13
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Spirit of a lion 5:120:00/5:12
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Deepest Nail 4:440:00/4:44
Everyday Ghost was formed back in 2009 by Aaron Lenk and Sean Haller. The first year was spent writing , recording and searching for a drummer. After trying out a few prospects they picked up Bobby Butterfield in early 2010, released a demo under the band name "the Scripture", started playing shows and working on a full length album. Before the release of their full length debut album "Volume One" in 2011, Aaron and Sean decided to change the name of the band to Everyday Ghost.
Eventually due to health issues, Bobby Butterfield was let go from the band and eventually replaced by Nate Cupp. Pushing forward with a new drummer they released their self titled album "Everyday Ghost" in October of 2014. A music video for the single "The Cure" from the album received an award for "Best Rock Video" at the 30th Annual Review Music Awards.
Originally a three piece band they decided to add lead guitarist Pete Metropoulos in 2016 to add another layer to their sound. Aaron and Pete collaborated on a couple of projects together outside of Everyday Ghost, one of which became the album "Fireset". The album "Fireset" featuring John Macaluso (Yngwie Malmsteen, Ark, TNT, Symphony X, Lynch Mob) on drums was released in November of 2017 along with a music video for the single "Antidote". Bobby Butterfield was back in the hot seat on drums in support of the Fireset album.
Closing out 2017 with the release of Fireset and a very successful album release party, EG had to part ways with Bobby Butterfield once again in early 2018. After a couple of failed attempts at attaining a new drummer they finally picked up Jose "Jojo" Jimenez later that year and eventually replaced with drummer Mario Salcedo.
Since the "Pandemic" hit things have been a little up and down and has caused a few member changes. We are now a 3 piece band once again with a few new things on the horizon.
2014/2015 29th Annual Review Music Awards Best Music Video and Best Rock Video Winner (Everyday Ghost)
2016/2017 31st Annual Review Music Awards Best Band Website Nominee (everydayghost.com)
2017/2018 32nd Annual Review Music Awards Best Metal Band Winner