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TrineATX
TrineATX formed in Austin, Texas in 2003. Their debut single "Armageddon" came out in 2005 and found an audience on alternative rock radio. The song's heavy...
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Armageddon
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Fire
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It's Not Over
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Let Me
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Object In Motion
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Please Don't Go
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Shadow Of Doubt
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Wounded
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TrineATX formed in Austin, Texas in 2003. Their debut single "Armageddon" came out in 2005 and found an audience on alternative rock radio. The song's heavy atmosphere and themes of chaos gave them a cult following.
Their other songs like "Please Don't Go" and "Wounded" followed a similar pattern of moody rock with emotional weight. The band broke up in 2008 after a few years of activity, leaving behind a small catalog that still gets played.
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