Continuance Break Up

by Ryan Minic | Nov 4, 2010

Continuance have called it quits. The band released the following statement:

“The time has come to announce what most of you probably already know or have guessed. Continuance is calling it quits. We had a great time the past year and a half playing music with and for many great friends. We want to thank each one of you who has supported us in any way, all the bands we shared the road with and friends across the continent (you will be greatly missed!), and especially our families for their endless support.”

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