The Fall of Troy

The Fall of Troy, an American band hailing from Mukilteo, Washington, has played a pivotal role in shaping the post-hardcore and math rock scenes since their inception in 2002. Known for their complex guitar work, frenetic rhythms, and the distinctive vocal style of lead singer and guitarist Thomas Erak, the trio has crafted a unique sound that defies easy categorization. Throughout their career, they have undergone several hiatuses and lineup changes, with Erak being the constant member, accompanied by various musicians contributing to the band's dynamic evolution.

Their discography showcases a journey through experimentation and innovation, with albums like "Manipulator" (2007), "Phantom on the Horizon" (2008), and "In the Unlikely Event" (2009) solidifying their status in the underground music scene. After a brief disbandment in 2010, the band reunited in 2013, continuing to surprise and delight fans with releases such as "OK" (2016) and its subsequent alternative versions and instrumental renditions, culminating in their most recent album, "Mukiltearth" (2020). This album marks a blend of new material and songs written during the band's early days, showcasing their ability to evolve while paying homage to their roots. Known for their energetic live performances and the passionate, dedicated fanbase they've cultivated, The Fall of Troy remains a significant and influential force in alternative music.

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Mukiltearth
Album - 10 Tracks - Released August 7, 2020
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