The Titanium Alloys Present Debut Album

The Original Light Metal Music Band delivers its first album, successfully meeting the principal requirement of its title.

A welcome from Titan Tony

A Debut of Unprecedented Firstness

Debut Album

Some bands spend years searching for the right album title. The Titanium Alloys established where this release fell in the sequence and considered the matter resolved.

Featuring “Hit Single,” backed with “Title Track,” Debut Album delivers an unusually clear promotional strategy. The designation “hit” was approved internally; public confirmation remains welcome but is not considered essential.

Debut Album front cover with titanium cube and Hit Single sticker
Front cover · Commercial expectations printed directly on the packaging.
Debut Album back cover listing ten songs and running times
Back cover · Ten tracks. Every title has passed the naming process.

Public Confirmation Is Now Possible

“Hit Single” — The Titanium Alloys

From Debut Album · 3:42

Repeated listening is strongly encouraged and may eventually become mandatory.

Listen to all ten tracks →

The complete track list

  1. Hit Single3:42
  2. Title Track3:18
  3. Lighter Than Air4:05
  4. Alloyed Hearts3:56
  5. Atomic Groove4:21
  6. Low Density, High Volume3:33
  7. Valence4:08
  8. Periodic Party3:27
  9. Melt Point (featuring: Ruby Hart)4:14
  10. Pure Enough3:51

Ten tracks. No unnecessary ambiguity in the first two titles.

Music video

Periodic Party

The Original Light Metal Music Band

Meet The Titanium Alloys

Titan Tony, Alloy Alex, Ion Ian and Chromium Chris make guitar rock with big choruses, polished finishes and a working knowledge of the periodic table. On Debut Album, they go from the heartache of “Alloyed Hearts” to the last crash of “Periodic Party.”

Portrait of Titan TonyTitan Tony
Lead vocals
Tony sings the big choruses and gives the quieter songs room to breathe. His sunglasses are considered part of the vocal setup.
Portrait of Alloy AlexAlloy Alex
Guitar
Alex supplies the riffs and the bright lead lines. Given a free bar between verses, he’ll generally find something to put in it.
Portrait of Ion IanIon Ian
Bass
Ian keeps the low end moving when the guitars get busy. The red spikes make him easy to find. The bass makes him easier to follow.
Portrait of Chromium ChrisChromium Chris
Drums
Chris keeps the band on time and knows when to let a cymbal ring. The timing of the crash in “Periodic Party” is a matter of professional pride.

Behind the Band →

Live

Debut Album Tour

From The Alloy Room to Periodic Party, the tour posters document an itinerary with a firm commitment to the periodic table. Check upcoming appearances for new dates.

The Noble Gases · Tour opening act

Helium Hank on keys, Neon Nick on guitar, Argon Adam on vocals, Krypton Ken on drums and Xenon Zack on bass open the tour as The Noble Gases. They bring bright keys and a steady groove, with very little reaction to outside pressure.

Tour poster archive

Debut Album Tour poster showing The Titanium Alloys and special guests The Noble Gases
Expanded tour poster · An opening act with excellent chemistry, subject to limited reactivity.
Original Debut Album Tour poster identifying the four Titanium Alloys band members
Original tour poster · Issued before the atmosphere was finalized.

Dates to be announced

Upcoming appearances

Check here for Debut Album signings, listening parties and other appearances as dates and venues are confirmed.

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