There comes a time in every artists' life when the present  becomes the past and the future begins to take shape. For The Fall of Troy,  that moment is eternal.For the last four years, the ever-progressive band from the suburbs of  Seattle have been leading the campaign to push beyond all boundaries and  extend their musical prowess into another realm. At 17-years old, the band  released (and sold) a thousand copies ofThe Fall of Troy, a 10-song  album that rapidly made the rounds on the internet, garnering an  immeasurable number of awestruck fans. By 19, the now seasoned musicians  released a more accurate portrayal of their skill in the form ofDoppelganger, a pristine recording that was overflowing with vocal  and instrumental hooks and went on to sell over 45,000 copies.Now with all three members at the tender age of 21, The Fall of Troy's new  album,Manipulator, is their future. Having built upon the band's  reputation for lightning fast guitar riffs, raw screams, catchy choruses,  and a volatile rhythm section,Manipulatorfinds 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.Join The Fall of Troy on their journey.Manipulatoris here.