Concert by experimental progressive rock band The Fall of Troy, with support from Blight Town and DIV3R.
The Fall of Troy play Puzzles Deep Ellum on Thursday, October 8, with Blight Town and DIV3R opening. The show starts at 7 PM, and Third String Entertainment is promoting the Dallas date.
If you're not familiar with them, The Fall of Troy is a three-piece experimental progressive rock band from Mukilteo, Washington. They formed in 2002 with Thomas Erak on vocals and guitar, Andrew Forsman on drums, and Frank Black on bass. The three of them had played together before that in The 30 Years War, a band they were in when they were all around 17.
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Their sound pulls from two pretty different directions. On one side are the progressive roots of King Crimson and Yes; on the other is the modern experimental side of At the Drive-In and The Blood Brothers. They've cited an even wider range of influences than that, from The Beatles and Weezer to Aphex Twin and hip hop, so the set can pull from a lot of ground. Blight Town and DIV3R round out the bill, and the whole thing kicks off at 7 PM at Puzzles Deep Ellum, 2824 Main St, Dallas, TX 75226.
