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Lament; To express or feel sorrow for;
a song or poem expressing deep grief or mourning.
What better way to describe the music of this Colorado 3 piece.
The band that was formed in late 2004, has created quite a buzz in the Denver area.
Drummer/vocalist Daryl Crowell (right) brings a dynamic drum approach, along with
a gripping death vocal style to the groups music. Bassists Antwan Harvey (middle) adds
unique harmony's and solos with his 4 and 5 string basses. And guitarist Rodney Wess (left)
has come back to the metal scene after an almost 10 year hiatus.
The groups first appearance at the Ogden Theater Nov 27th, 04, allowed listeners to hear,
what may become one of Colorado's great metal acts.

Stigmatized as a “metalcore” band among the hardcore, deathmetal, and pop punk bands that make up Central NY’s dwindling music scene. “We keep on our eyes on the target”. Exposure by any means necessary. TTF isn’t some tragically helpless damsel in distress waiting for someone to come sweep them off their feet. We put in work. As an “unsigned” band we’ve convinced enough venue owners and promoters of our capabilities to share the stage with bands Avenged Sevenfold, Bullet for my Valentine, Escape the Fate, Three Days Grace, Seether, Sevendust, Shadows Fall, Black Veil Brides, Black Tide, Darkest Hour, Mushroom Head, and the list continues. Come out and see TTF tear up the stage at one of our live shows and meet five of the most sincere, dedicated, and driven dudes you will ever meet. Get consumed by our sound. GET WET.

Look out for TTF’s next E.P. to drop in the winter of 2011. The single “Days Become Lifeless” recorded at Zing Studios with producer Jim Fogarty (Killswitch Engage, All That Remains, Parkway Drive) was released in August 2011 to promote the upcoming release. You can expect more guitar and vocal melodies, even more killer drums, and overall more of what TTF set out to create since the beginning.