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USTITANMOON is an indie rock band from Dallas/ Fort Worth, Texas. Their music, while mainstream and accessible, often features international elements such as a mariachi band, a German opera singer, or a Moroccan soloist. This global aspect is in keeping with a band mindset to “make a difference in this beautiful world.” Titanmoon has successfully toured the U.S. three times, and recently embarked on an international adventure over three continents in two months.
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Tyler Casey
Lead Vocals, Guitar, Piano |
Trey Ware
Drums |
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Zack Felton
Bass |
Rene Floyd
Lead Guitar, Vocals |
SAID ABOUT US
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on THE BAND
"Titanmoon returns from its overseas adventures!"
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- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
"Metroplex band Titanmoon is ready to do more than rock!"
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- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
“As friendly with U2-ish rock as with Strokes-ian punchiness, titanmoon might be the missing link between hipster and international man of leisure.”
“The ’80s mod-rock mined by titanmoon comes straight from the Book of U2, all perfectly orchestrated atmospherics, the crash of tinny guitars, and cosmic vibes.”
“Ethereal, imagistic pop rock.”
“An orchestral mélange of hooks, hard beats, and digital keyboard colors clearly informed by the likes of The Killers and Bloc Party."
"Simply, if there is one band that's more ready for making the big jump, we can't think of one."
“This very publication couldn’t go a week without bragging on the musical prowess of a new outfit: . . . titanmoon is on its way to becoming the proverbial stick by which all other quiet, moody alt-rock bands will be measured.”
- Fort Worth Weekly
"Titanmoon crafts smart, shimmering, hook-heavy indie-rock."
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
“Titanmoon performs ambitious music made majestic by a layering of sounds...This band is full of talent!”
- Music Connection Magazine
on FILM BLACK
“Concept albums are always tricky to pull off, but Titanmoon more than accomplishes its goal. These dense indie-rock compositions have an epic sweep and clear-eyed emotional heft.”
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
“… the band’s new, elegant direction. A sense of epic, hyper-synthesized grandeur still infuses Titanmoon’s mod-rock.”
- Fort Worth Weekly
on POSTCARD REPUBLIC"Titanmoon's Postcard E.P. is a moody, intelligent and very promising collection of acoustic-based dream pop."
- The Rage, Nashville
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