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The best kept secret in music
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Discography
We've released two EPs under the alias The Fabulous Funky Freedom entitled Revolution which contains early versions of These Accusations Are Ironclad, Revelation/Revolution, Hasta Las Once, and The Fearless Captain Billy Tyne and new 2006 release entitled Get Outta Town which features New York Again Hails The [Work]Horse, Crazy Lights In Baltimore, Andrea Gail II, and a remixed Hasta Las Once. Accusations and Billy Tyne have no vocals on Revolution and all songs are sang by our old singer (Tony played drums). Get Outta Town features vocals by Tony and percussion by Ben. We have yet to release a record under the new name Titans
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Bio
Picture yourself standing with drink in hand in a grimy urban basement, in a seedy downtown bar, in front of a stage where you’ve seen countless breathtaking musical performances, or in a VFW hall in the middle of nowhere. Overtop of the chatter of teenage voices and the sights and smells of a rock show you see a band take the stage. From the looks of them they could be any other modern rock band, but as the first chord is strummed you instantly realize this isn’t any other band. The guitars bob and weave, the bass slaps and walks, the drums beat and crescendo, and just when your head started nodding, your feet started tapping, and your fingers began snapping the vocals come in. The political and positive lyrical message is painted brilliantly by a pure and unapologetic vocalist. Just then the young guitarist Chris Tenerowicz takes a solo. His incredible guitar technique, that invokes visions of Pat Martino or Wes Montgomery, forces the listener to wonder how a 19 year old guitarist can play so far beyond his years. It won’t take very long for you to realize this band is trying to push the envelope.
Started initially in late 2004 as a side project called "The Fabulous Funky Freedom", Titans began to gain momentum after many lineup changes and tours. Their influences include but are not limited to Saves the Day, Wes Montgomery, Meatloaf, Trans Siberian Orchestra, Pat Martino, Yes, Between the Buried and Me, Umphrey's McGee, The Rx Bandits. Their sound can be described as an eclectic mix of jazz influenced progressive rock but have identified with the indie and emo rock scene of Upstate, NY. They have played countless shows throughout the Northeast, and believe me after just one listen you’ll find yourself humming along.
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