April 4th, 2016 
J.J. Ellis 
Six years after disbanding, The Fall Of Troy has officially marked their return with the release of “401k,” the first single off of their forthcoming, self-released album, titled OK. Along with being the first bit of new music from the group since In The Unlikely Event in 2009, this is a reunion of their original line-up, as bass player Tim Ward has returned to the fold.
The band had been playing reunion shows over the last few years but this answers the question of whether or not they were doing some writing and recording in secret.
A countdown on their website is currently ticking down toward the release date of April 20.
You can listen to “401k” below and get an idea of what to expect.
Featured image courtesy of Aya Tiffany Sato
J.J. Ellis hosts Decent Exposure Radio every Friday night on WXLV where he spins tunes (if it rocks, it's fair game) and shares interviews that he conducts.Whenever he isn't doing that, J.J. is a sketch comedy writer and occasional improviser.Lastly, he is the Allentown DVD Examiner where he watches and reviews things that come out to home video.
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