The 1991 album "Continuous" saw Celebrate the Nun embracing a more direct, guitar-focused alternative rock sound, moving away from their earlier synth-pop leanings.
- The album was released on September 1, 1991, by TwentyTen Music.
- "Continuous" features a blend of alternative, indie rock, and elements of the band's signature synth sound.
- The album was released during a period of significant change in the alternative music scene.
Celebrate the Nun was an indie rock band from Germany, best known for their synth-heavy sound and the melancholic vocals of frontman Tom Scharnagl. In 1991, with "Continuous," they were exploring a more streamlined, guitar-driven approach to their established sound.
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