American punk/indie rock band from New Jersey, led by Patrick Stickles.

Led by Patrick Stickles, Titus Andronicus are an American band from New Jersey associated with punk and indie rock. Reviews and public sources note their literary and historical references, ambitious arrangements and key albums including The Airing Of Grievances, The Monitor and A Productive Cough.

Three DeBaser reviews trace Titus Andronicus' evolution from noisy, literary punk to more produced, songwriter-focused work. Critics praise ambitious arrangements, strong songwriting and a willingness to embrace influences from Dylan to Springsteen and Neutral Milk Hotel. The Monitor is noted as a conceptually bold album; A Productive Cough shows a move toward richer production. Overall reception across these reviews is favorable.

For:Listeners of punk/indie rock and fans of literate, emotionally intense songwriting (Springsteen, Dylan, Neutral Milk Hotel listeners).

 

With "A Productive Cough" (Merge), Patrick Stickles definitely raises the quality level of Titus Andronicus’ production

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They might seem like a boring and somewhat blasé band, these New Jersey Americans who have risen to fame in recent months.

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A catharsis of lost and refound humanity that goes through power ballads, punk rock anthems, and epic suites of distortions and twisted country marked by frenetic rhythms or military marches.

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