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Art of Dying

Art of Dying's Genre:

Post-Grunge, Alternative Metal, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock

Biography

One of Canada’s more explosive hard rock acts, Vancouver-based five-piece Art of Dying's raucous blend of ardent post-grunge and blistering, three-part, harmony-laden alt-metal falls somewhere in between Pearl Jam, Incubus, and Hinder. Formed in the mid-2000s around the talents of Jonny Hetherington (vocals), Greg Bradley (guitar), Tavis Stanley (guitar), Cale Gontier (bass), and Jeff Brown (drum), the band released their eponymous debut in 2006 on their own label, Thorny Bleeder, resulting in critical acclaim both at home and abroad, as well shows and tours with the likes of Seether, Disturbed, and Theory of a Deadman. The group’s sophomore effort (and Reprise Records debut) Vices and Virtues arrived in March of 2011. ~ James Christopher Monger

AOL Radio Stations Art of Dying is Featured on (4)

Hard Rock

Hard Rock on Slacker Radio is the way Rock is supposed to be...good and hard. You'll hear the best new music from bands like System of a Down, Chevelle, Saliva, Tool, Korn, Shinedown, Metallica, Disturbed as well as deeper album cuts from your favorite Rock bands to give you the full hard rock experience.

Rock Hits

Fitz Madrid is your host for Rock Hits on Slacker Radio. It’s the best of the catalogue from Metallica, System of a Down and Nirvana with a little classic rock for spice. You'll also hear new music from bands like Shinedown, Nickelback, Breaking Benjamin and many more.

'00s Rock

'00s Rock plays your favorite fist pumping post-grunge and nu-metal. Slacker's '00s Rock goes deeper on the decade that gave you Disturbed, Shinedown, Seether, Godsmack, and more. If your ears are ringing, you're listening to '00s Rock.

Art of Dying

This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like My Darkest Days, Adelitas Way , Rev Theory, 10 Years, Five Finger Death Punch, Sick Puppies, Sixx: A.M., Pop Evil, Halestorm, Apocalyptica and more.

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Art of Dying's Selected Discography (4)

Vices and Virtues

2011 Reprise Records201111 Songs

Die Trying

2010 Reprise RecordsSINGLE20111 Songs

Art of Dying

200812 Songs

Sorry

2012 Reprise RecordsSINGLE20121 Songs

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