Titus Andronicus, an American rock band, has cemented their place in the punk and indie rock panorama with their spirited and raucous style, blending elements of punk rock, indie rock, and lo-fi. Originating from Glen Rock, New Jersey, in 2005, the band's name, inspired by Shakespeare's tragedy, is a fitting precursor to the dramatic, narrative-driven content of their music. Fronted by singer-songwriter Patrick Stickles, Titus Andronicus first garnered significant attention with the release of their debut album, "The Airing of Grievances," in 2008, which showcased their unique blend of punk energy and sprawling compositions.

Over the years, Titus Andronicus has been prolific in their output, with albums like "The Monitor" (2010), an ambitious concept album drawing parallels between the American Civil War and modern personal strife, earning widespread critical acclaim. Their ability to meld historical and literary references into their music, alongside their energetic live performances, has set them apart in the indie rock scene. "The Most Lamentable Tragedy" (2015), a rock opera spanning over 90 minutes, further exemplifies their penchant for conceptual ambition and storytelling. With recent releases including "An Obelisk" (2019) and "The Will to Live" (2022), Titus Andronicus continues to evolve, while maintaining the raw, emotional intensity that has endeared them to fans since their inception.

Genres

Indie Rock

Lo-fi

New Jersey Indie

Latest Release

Drummer Boy

Titus Andronicus

Single - Released November 16, 2022