Titus Andronicus - 'Titus Andronicus'

Here's a video from the newest addition to the XL roster, Titus Andronicus. The self-titled track is the first single off the remastered, "The Airing of Grievances". Directed by Colin Devin Moore.

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Music

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• Titus
• Andronicus

[IamTheScorchedEarth]

Punk isn't dead... it was just waiting for TA....

[streetballerv310]

FUCK EVERYTHING FUCK ME

[streetballerv310]

@LanceCooL18 please do tell us what's "punk" in the year 2012

[LiamCrowley1990]

@IamTheScorchedEarth Haha nice analogy, I agree.

[IamTheScorchedEarth]

@LiamCrowley1990 exactly, EIB was kind of like that hot girl you like at first but then discover there's not much more about her xDD

[LiamCrowley1990]

@IamTheScorchedEarth I know they're a bit different, No Age a bit more punky and these a bit more alternative, but I think they can both fall under indie rock. That comment is four months old anyway, I've changed my mind. No Age made a better first impression but Everything In Between isn't an album you can keep listening to whereas I can listen to Titus Andronicus all the time and not get bored by them.

[IamTheScorchedEarth]

@LiamCrowley1990 well that depends on the point of view, cause No Age play Noise Pop, while Titus Andronicus play more alt-rock, lo-fi and celtic punk. i dont think you can compare them, but i do think they're both great bands

[XyIoto]

I've never seen a band name a song after their band name... Weird, but this song is pretty awesome song is

[MrRocknsam94]

I've got hepaTitus Andronicus

[alexadventure123]

not punk, but not bad.

[ElvisChrist6]

I like this, it's pretty good, but I don't really hear the punk! I hear punk influences, but it's there in all indie!