We Are The Titans

We Are The Titans is an Lacorian metalcore band from Baloban, South Territory. Formed in 1998, they consist of Yaro Parker (lead vocals), Jako Nel (lead guitar), Case Paro (rythmic guitar), Tomas Vyna (bass guitar, back-up vocals), and Jeremy Aoran. The first began playing shows in and around Baloban before hitting the mainstream by performing at the Backfire Festival in 1999. They are widely known for, other than their music, for their controversial opinions, dealing with politics, war, and Santhallen nationalism.

History
We Are The Titans formed in 1998 after Yaro Parker and his highschool friends Jako Nel, Case Paro, Tomas Vyna, Jeremy Aoran. Originally the started out as a heavy metal band, but quickly changed to metalcore and screamo, Parker stating, "in the beginning we wanted to make a statement, and found that simple heavy metal wasn't doing it for us. After a bit of discovering, screamo and metalcore was the way to go, to make some noise."

To Screw A Cockroach (2001)
In 2001, after three years of songwriting and signing onto Kochner Records, W.A.T.T. released their first full length album. While it was considered an average metalcore album, the song "The King is Dead" created a huge stir, with mentions towards the killing of royalty and the rising of the Santhallen people. Tomas Vyna responded with:

"The Lacorian people of today are mostly decended from people who fought the King to regain freedom. They know that and don't denie, sure. But what I don't understand is that while they have this anti-monarchism heritage, they defend the monarchy to the last. It's our hit track from our first album, give us break please."

The song peaked at number two in the Lacorian Top 100, with rumors swirling around that the government kept it from reaching number one.

Shower of Blood (2005)
Four years after their debut album, W.A.T.T. again released another album, this time becoming a bestseller and having more top hits then any other album. But songs like "Pickett is a Bitch" and "Bloody Star on a Field of Green" were banned from the airwaves for two weeks following the release.

Yr Wyf Santhallyr (2009)
W.A.T.T.'s latest album was released in summer of 2009. While only the song "Fuck the Senate" was banned, the album garnered much more controversy, many believing that the album ignited the S.L.A.'s bomb attacks in Kassamburg and Tethru. Santhallen nationalists saw the band as martyrs and rallied behind them. The band ultimately ordered this to end, Case Paro saying at an emergency press conference the "the band doesn't want to be leaders of group that has little connection to the proper, more peaceful, Santhallen independence movement."