TWRP

About

• Genre: Electronic rock; synth-pop; electro-funk; funk rock (TWRP (band) - Wikipedia)

• Origin: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (TWRP (band) - Wikipedia)

• Years Active: 2007 – present (TWRP (band) - Wikipedia)

• Record Label: Self-released (New & Improved - Digital Nightmare | TWRP - Bandcamp)

Discography

Albums

• Poised to Dominate (2010)

  • Key Tracks:

    • “Over 9000?”

    • “Technobama” (Technobama - TWRP - Poised to Dominate - YouTube)

    • “Discocalypse” (Discocalypse - Tupper Ware Remix Party - YouTube)

• Together Through Time (2018)

  • Key Tracks:

    • “Starlight Brigade (feat. Dan Avidan)” (Starlight Brigade - YouTube)

    • “The Perfect Product (feat. JP Incorporated)” (The Perfect Product (feat. JP Incorporated) - TWRP - YouTube)

    • “Synthesize Her” (Synthesize Her - YouTube)

• Return to Wherever (2019)

  • Key Tracks:

    • “All Night Forever” (All Night Forever - YouTube)

    • “Hidden Potential” (Hidden Potential - YouTube)

    • “Typhoon Turnpike” (TWRP - Typhoon Turnpike - YouTube)

• Over the Top (2020)

  • Key Tracks:

    • “Comin’ Atcha” (Comin' Atcha - YouTube)

    • “Somewhere Out There” (Somewhere Out There - YouTube)

    • “Black Swan (feat. Dan Avidan)” (Black Swan - YouTube)

• New & Improved (2021)

  • Key Tracks:

    • “Bright Blue Sky” (Bright Blue Sky - YouTube)

    • “Found Your Love (feat. Diamond Cafe)” (Found Your Love - YouTube)

    • “Polygon (feat. Starcadian)” (Polygon - YouTube)

• Digital Nightmare (2024)

  • Key Tracks:

    • “Ladybug” (Ladybug - YouTube)

    • “A Human’s Touch (feat. McKenna Rae)” (A Human's Touch - YouTube)

    • “Online (feat. Tom Cardy & Montaigne)” (Digital Nightmare | TWRP)

Singles & EPs

• Singles: “LazerHorse” (2011); “Only the Best” (2020); “Need Each Other” (2020); “Bright Blue Sky” (2021); “Found Your Love” (2021); “Polygon” (2021); “Eve of the War” (2022); “Have You Heard?” (2023); “VHS” (2023); “Ladybug” (2023); “A Human’s Touch” (2024) (TWRP (band))

• EPs: Sex Is a Machine That Likes to Dance (2007); The Device (2012); 2nite (2015); Believe in Your Dreams (2015); Guardians of the Zone (2016); Ladyworld (2017); Friends of the Blues (2023) (TWRP (band))

Links

• Official Website: https://twrpband.com (TWRP (band))

• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6N3egqZ7OtcYYXyU6PBdNr (TWRP - Spotify)

• Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/dk/album/digital-nightmare/1734876782 (Digital Nightmare | Twrp Wikia | Fandom)

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/​@TWRPband/videos (TWRPtube - YouTube)

• Social Media:

  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twrpband (TWRP - Spotify)

  • Twitter: https://twitter.com/twrpband (TWRP (band))

  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TWRPband (TWRP - Spotify)

Notes/Other Information

A Canadian “interdimensional” quartet formed in 2007, TWRP blends electronic rock, synth-pop, electro-funk and funk rock into high-energy, costumed performances. Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, they relocated to Toronto in 2011 and self-release all their material. Their six studio albums—spanning from their 2010 debut Poised to Dominate to 2024’s Digital Nightmare—feature key tracks that both define their signature retro-futuristic sound and highlight recent collaborations, including the fan-favorite “Starlight Brigade.” Beyond their own releases, TWRP are best known for backing Ninja Sex Party live and in the studio since 2015.

TWRP always perform in full sci-fi costumes, hiding their real identities behind personas like Doctor Sung and Lord Phobos (TWRP (band)). They maintain a fictional space-time backstory, and since 2015 they’ve been the backing band and openers for Ninja Sex Party both live and on albums (TWRP (band)). Their music videos and art—often illustrated by Lazerhorse—combine 1980s nostalgia with futuristic aesthetics, reflecting their motto of “returning to wherever” in time and space (Return to Wherever | Twrp Wikia | Fandom).