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Vinyl LP pressing of the Alt-Hard Rock/Nu Metal band's 1995 debut album
and Xana Romeo's neo-roots infusion
The Fall of Troy "Manipulator" (2026 Reissue) Local while "Rusholme Ruffians" is anReleased on May 1, 2007 Having built upon the band's reputation for lightning fast guitar riffs, raw screams, catchy choruses, and a volatile rhythm section, Manipulator finds The Fall of Troy combining metal with progressive, rock with blues, and past with present to once again push themselves beyond. The heavy parts are heavier, the poppy parts are poppier, and the overall dynamics make the album impossible to classify.