All Your Sisters

All Your Sisters is an American post-punk band from San Francisco, United States formed in 2011. After the dissolution of his previous band, Jordan Morrison (guitars, synthesizer, vocals) formed All Your Sisters as a solo project, then moved from Reno to San Francisco where he eventually brought like-minded musician Mario Armando Ruiz (bass, synthesizer) into the fold. The duo connected immediately, bonding over their tumultuous upbringings and dark personal tragedies. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

All Your Sisters is an American post-punk band from San Francisco, United States formed in 2011. After the dissolution of his previous band, Jordan Morrison (guitars, synthesizer, vocals) formed All Your Sisters as a solo project, then moved from Reno to San Francisco where he eventually brought like-minded musician Mario Armando Ruiz (bass, synthesizer) into the fold. The duo connected immediately, bonding over their tumultuous upbringings and dark personal tragedies. Their first album, Modern Failures was released by Belaten in 2014 and then on vinyl by Weyrd Son Records. It was followed by a successful European tour in 2015. All Your Sisters performs with a palpable sense of urgency. "I get physically and mentally ill if I'm unable to play music for stretches. It’s perhaps the only way I know how to express myself," says Morrison. Jordan Morrison draws on his personal experiences for lyrical inspiration, especially his time spent working as an EMT. "I was 19, living in Las Vegas and driving an ambulance," he says. "I became a full blown paramedic by the time I was 23. I eventually moved to Reno and worked for a few more years. The job started to wear on me. I saw the worst things you can imagine. People in their worst, most vulnerable states. There was definitely no sign of a god anywhere. I can't un-see a lot of what I saw. These images might be in my head forever. So the feelings from it kind of sneak their way into the lyrics." http://www.facebook.com/allyoursisters Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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…shrink me down again