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Emmure
Emmure is an American metalcore band formed in 2003. Originally based in New Fairfield, Connecticut, but now residing in Queens, New York, the group has a total of seven releases. They have three demos entitled ''Dead People Ink Demo'', ''Nine Eleven Zero Four'' and ''Demo 2005''. They attracted the attention of This City Is Burning Records through which the band released their debut extended play ''The Complete Guide to Needlework''.
Victory Records took notice of the band after the release of their extended play and signed them. They released their first full-length album ''Goodbye to the Gallows'' in 2007. The band has been signed to the label ever since. Their second, third and fourth albums ''The Respect Issue'' (2008), ''Felony'' (2009) and ''Speaker of the Dead'' (2011) were all distributed through Victory. After the band's initial four-album contract with Victory expired, they signed again with Victory to distribute their fifth and sixth studio albums ''Slave to the Game'' (2012) and ''Eternal Enemies'' (2014) as well.
==Formation==
Emmure was started in 2003. Frankie Palmeri (from Queens, New York) met Joe and Ben Lionetti (from New Fairfield, Connecticut) through an internet message board. Palmeri then traveled to Connecticut to begin rehearsals together. Bassist Mark Davis and guitarist Jesse Ketive, residents of New Fairfield and Queens, respectively, then joined when the three began another recruiting search for members. Ketive was formerly in the band Warfix, in which he played guitar alongside Sean Murphy and Mike Kaabe of Endwell (Kaabe eventually Joining Emmure himself in April 2009) and Bryan Goldsman of Southside Panic (and co-producer of ''Felony''). The band's name "Emmure" is a reference to immurement, a form of execution.
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