Always the Alibi

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Always the Alibi (ATA)^[1] is an indie rock band based out of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Always the Alibi ranked #1 on Reverb Nation's Dallas Alternative chart in 2012 with EP "We Are Waiting". The band went on a hiatus in 2013 due to lead singer Henry Coke's battle with brain cancer.^[2]

Always the Alibi returned in 2016, attempting to regain its earlier success.^[3] In recognition of Coke's time spent battling cancer, the band named their next release, “Reprieve,”^[4] along with the cover depicting his radiation mask. Coupled with Grammy-nominated producer Chris “Frenchie” Smith, the release was featured on radio stations in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, such as 97.1 The Eagle.^[5][6]

Discography

Studio albums

• We Are Waiting (2012)
• Reprieve (2016)

Studio singles

• Beautiful Girl (2012)
• Turning the Pages (2012)
• We Are Waiting (2012)
• After All I've Done (2016)
• Ain't Another Girl (2017)
• My Little Ghost (2017)
• Off the Grid (2019)
• Running in Circles (2019)
• Remember This (2020)
• Mackenzie (2020)
• This Scar from You (2021)
• Killing Me Inside (2022)
• The Burn (2022)

Music videos

• After All I've Done (2016)^[7]
• Ain't Another Girl (2017),^[8]
• Off the Grid (2019),^[9]
• Running in Circles (2019)
• Remember This (2020)
• Mackenzie (2020)
• This Scar from You (2021)
• Killing Me Inside (2022)
• The Burn (2022)

References