Theory of a Deadman

[Magic]

Released their first album in 2002. Then the second release in 2005, this one is excellent! This group is post-grunge/hard rock. They were discovered by Chad Kroeger of Nickelback, and IMO, they are tons better than Nickelback, lol.



No Surprise

Say Goodbye




and their newest:

Bad Girlfriend

 

[LG]

Forgot about this band. I have to agree with Magic I like them better than Nickelback, even though there is a strong resemblance. Not surprising seeing Chad Kroeger's label signed them to a recording contract. Here's their 2008 release "Scars & Souvenirs">

 

[Oblivion]

This is one of those bands I bring up in conversations with girls because they won't know them but will like them... but I don't like them myself. I much prefer Damien rice or something similar when in the mood instead of this genre.

 

[Slip'nn2Darkness]

I'll have to sample some more of this band.. I like Nickleback.. and the one song I listened too does have some resemblance.. Thanks Magic for posting them..

 

[Magic]

They sound shockingly like Nickelback, but have a bit of a tougher edge.....I like them, but they are nothing spectacular, I am waiting for them to develop a bit more and see what direction they go.

 

[Slip'nn2Darkness]

They sound shockingly like Nickelback, but have a bit of a tougher edge.....I like them, but they are nothing spectacular, I am waiting for them to develop a bit more and see what direction they go.

From what I heard they were a bit watered down.. But that's my first impression.. I'll check them out more to see if they have what I like..

 

[Magic]

The debut album, s/t Theory of a Deadman from 2002:

 

[Harkat]

A better band than Nickleback but still very average.
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[Magic]

Average = post-grunge but I like this stuff

 

[Prime]

My friend LOVES Theory of a Deadman, but I don't really like them that much. They just sound like an average rock band, or should I say another average rock band. Though, I can understand why one would like them, they have some catchy songs.