We can probably all recall the circumstances that got us into The Fall Of Troy. For me, it was when I was 16 years old and a friend recommended their song “Ghostship Pt IV” when I asked for more challenging songs to learn on guitar. Needless to say, it kept me quite busy. Now, I’m 25, I still know how to play that song, and I’m still insanely excited every time TFOT drop something new. Today is one of those days.

“Inside Out,” the latest single from upcoming album OK—due out at 4:20 PM this Wednesday, April 20—follows up the headbang-inducing “401k,” building our confidence that this new album is going to be the true return to form that we’ve been waiting for since 2007’s Manipulator, as their more recent effort, In The Unlikely Event, didn’t quite live up to fans’ expectations.

Paired with a live compilation video from their recent tours, “Inside Out” drifts through flurries of guitar noodles, drum fills, breakdowns, bass runs, frantic screams, and patient vocal melodies. There even seems to be a guest vocal by an unknown singer in the bridge, something that will most likely be revealed when the album is unveiled.

Listen for yourself below and check out the album when the cryptic countdown on their website strikes zero this Wednesday afternoon!

*Featured image courtesy of Aya Tiffany Sato

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Kacy Raby

A writer from time to time, I mostly watch movies, play Pokemon, and sing and play in my band, Valleys In Autumn. One day, maybe, I'll be captain of the Starship Enterprise.

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