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T.R.U.E.

The Rat Utopia Experiment

The Rat Utopia Experiment, AKA T.R.U.E, is an anarchist American rock band based out of Tacoma, Washington. 

They consist of five members--Phia, 15 (lead vocals,guitar), Aine,16 (bass, backup vocals), Maddox, 18 (guitar), Jackson, 16 (guitar), and Evan, 19 (drums), who dominate the stage as well as their enemies. 

Despite their contrasting music tastes, the band comes together to form a sound that's a tragic clash of metal riffs, emo, a sprinkle of nu-metal, and themes of anti-establishment that give you the vague urge to jay-walk. 

Kool Sunday Schizophrenia is their latest single, packed full of meaning and metaphors on mental health and the pressure of inheritance.

They have been selected to perform in SoundOff! 2024,the premier 21-and-under music showcase in the Pacific Northwest and have been the KISW 99.9 Loud and Local Band of The Week along with receiving airplay on KEXP AND KISW.


 

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Bleed Me Dry

The Rat Utopia Experiment

Bleed Me Dry is a story open to interpretation, centered around a lab rat subjected to unethical experiments. Unaware of its true nature, it perceives itself as an ordinary man living an everyday life, until it’s reality begins to crumble away.
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Minds Like Concrete

The Rat Utopia Experiment

Minds Like Concrete is a story-driven song that was written over a three-month period. It started with a prompt; "moving forward after the pandemic." The band decided to take the first half of that prompt, "moving forward," and turn it into something entirely different- a girl based in a freshly apocalyptic world moving forward with her new way of
Minds Like Concrete is a story-driven song that was written over a three-month period. It started with a prompt; "moving forward after the pandemic." The band decided to take the first half of that prompt, "moving forward," and turn it into something entirely different- a girl based in a freshly apocalyptic world moving forward with her new way of living. The song carries themes of feminity, being true to yourself, and not letting your past define you, while still telling a structured story.
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