After two years of teasers, The Fall Of Troy release ‘OK’, their fifth studio release and their first album in seven years. Their loyal fan base have stuck by them through four albums, a hiatus in 2010 and the following sporadic reformation in 2013.

In a statement made by the band, they say:
“This album represents hope; that things can be different, that the past doesn’t have to always weigh on the present. We give this album to you now for free, because we know that you deserve it. Rather than try to squeeze every penny from people who have given us opportunities beyond our wildest dreams, we wanted to give you a gift, for all the gifts you’ve given us over the years.”

Known for their technical and unique guitar style, idiosyncratic song structures and frenetic and often surreal vocal work, ‘OK’ is an album that will appeal to veteran fans and newcomers alike. As an entire body of work the album exhibits the best of Thomas Eckharts infectious hook-laden guitar work that revisits the ‘Doppelgänger’-era, whilst merging the melodic complexities found on ‘Manipulator’ and later albums. TFOT have taken the best of their previous work and amalgamated it in a work of intense focus and deliberate and resolute determination and power.