Stream Three Trapped Tigers’ Remix of “Abraxical Solapse” by The Physics House Band

by Ryan Minic | Feb 10, 2014

Three Trapped Tigers are what’s up. It’s no wonder why Billy Rymer of The Dillinger Escape Plan always sports a TTT shirt. We pretty much hate ourselves for not being in the UK in November 2012 when they toured with Deftones and Letlive, or even earlier that year when they did shows with Dillinger. Seriously, how Grrrrreat would that have been?

Well, aside from saving real life tigers in the wild, in their spare time they also like to do remixes — like this one they did of The Physics House Band’s “Abraxical Solapse.”

We’re not sure what TTT have planned for much of 2014, but we do know they’re confirmed for ArcTangent in Bristol on August 28-30. It’ll include headliners And So I Watch You From Afar along with TTNG and The Physics House Band. We’ll let you know when we hear more.

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