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Thought Industry

Thought Industry started as the Tripwires before changing their name in 2004. That year they put out their first album as Thought Industry, 'Songs for the...

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Thought Industry started as the Tripwires before changing their name in 2004. That year they put out their first album as Thought Industry, 'Songs for the Restless,' which included the track '24 Hrs. Ago I Could Breathe/Dec. 11th.'

Their catalog includes albums like 'Tracing Echoes' from 2006, 'In the Shadow of an Open Door' from 2008, and 'The Night is a Cat' from 2015. The band's drummer Chris Foley left in 2017, with Ethan Jodziewicz taking his place.

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