Torion
Torion is a band that formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with childhood friends Jack Torin and Ethan Marsh at its center. They brought in bassist James Harper and...
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Torion is a band that formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with childhood friends Jack Torin and Ethan Marsh at its center. They brought in bassist James Harper and drummer Alex Reed to round out the lineup. Their song "Can We Talk" connected with listeners, becoming their most recognizable track.
Beyond that single, Torion released other songs like "Diamonds" and "Fascinated." The band faced internal challenges, including Marsh's struggles with substance abuse and Reed's battle with depression. In 2015, Marsh's addiction issues led to a public arrest.
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