The Fall Of Troy have released a new track called “We Are The Future.”
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The Fall of Troy's new album OK came out today as a pay-what-you-want download and the band also announced a world tour. Check out the dates below along with a statement from the band.
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The Fall of Troy have announced their fall tour plans which includes playing Doppelganger in it's entirety among other things. View an announcement from the band below.
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The Fall of Troy will be touring across the UK and Germany in August with Rolo Tomassi and Chon for support. Make sure you pick up your tickets for these shows (thefalloftroy.com), as well as check out the 4 song Audiotree set they did with Chon which can be seen below
After a run of reunion shows last month, The Fall of Troy have decided to stay around. They're currently working on new music and booking tour dates. View a message from the band below.
Take the franticness of The Chariot, mix with the poetically stoic words of bands such as La Dispute and As Cities Burn, throw in a dash of DIY rawness and you will have the Athens, GA outfit Come What May. The band has announced June 12th as the release date for their new record Strange Dialect.
Having self released two EP’s already, (2009’s Solace EP and 2010”s Stimulus Vs. Sense EP) Come What May has paved the road for this year’s assault. Strange Dialect, their first full length record, once again proves the DIY work ethic is alive and well while still producing top notch tracks such as these. The record will be available for purchase June 12th.
For fans of: As Cities Burn, The Fall of Troy, Thrice, Emery, The Chariot