THEORY OF A DEADMAN To Release 'SaVages' In July

April 7, 2014

Roadrunner/604 recording group THEORY OF A DEADMAN has unveiled details of its new album, "SaVages". The follow-up to 2011's "The Truth Is…" will be released on July 8.

"SaVages" is heralded by the fiery new single, "Drown", a snippet of which can be heard now in a video teaser streaming below. Produced by longtime collaborator Howard Benson (HALESTORM, MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE),the single arrives at multi-format rock radio outlets across the country on April 22, the same day the track goes on sale on iTunes.

Tyler Connolly, vocalist and guitarist of THEORY OF A DEADMAN, commented: We went back to where we belong on this record, back to the angst, back to the darkness. We veered off the road a bit on this one but it took us right to where we needed to be." Connolly expanded further on the band's inspiration behind "Drown", stating, "'Drown' is about being alone, the feeling of being washed away and left to your own devices. We've all felt that way at some point in our lives; unable to stay afloat, we sink to the bottom which always seems easier in the end than fighting your way back to the surface."

"The Truth Is…" made an explosive Top 10 debut into The Billboard 200 upon its initial 2011 release while also coming in at No. 1 on the Top Rock Albums, Top Alternative Albums and Top Hard Rock Albums charts. The album — THEORY OF A DEADMAN's fourth — yielded a series of multi-format radio blockbusters, including "Bitch Came Back", "Hurricane" and the No. 1 smash "Lowlife", which spent three consecutive weeks at No. 1 on Rock radio airplay charts nationwide.

For more than a decade, THEORY OF A DEADMAN has been among the most distinctive and popular bands in hard rock history, combining frank, earnest lyricism and extraordinary melodies with massive power and electrifying dynamics. With singer/songwriter Tyler Connolly at the helm, the Vancouver-based band has earned a fervent fan following as well as a long line of multi-format hits, among them the #1 Mainstream Rock breakthrough "Bad Girlfriend" (found on 2008's RIAA platinum-certified "Scars & Souvenirs").

Like any hard rock outfit worth its salt, THEORY OF A DEADMAN has spent much of its existence on the road. In addition to countless headline dates, the band has shared stages on an array of festival tours alongside such like-minded acts as ALTER BRIDGE, STONE SOUR, and MÖTLEY CRÜE. A wide range of live dates spanning headline dates and festival appearances are scheduled through the summer.

THEORY OF A DEADMAN is: Tyler Connolly (lead vocals, lead guitar),David Brenner (rhythm guitar),Dean Back (bass),and Joey Dandeneau (drums).

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