- ODYSSEY
- Storm Corrosion
- Through The Ashes Of Empires
- Folklore & Superstition
- All Hope Is Gone
- Schizophrenia
- THE UNHEAVENLY CREATURES
- The Hunter
- Silver Side Up
- PLACE IN TIME
- ENDGAME
- Here And Now
- Down IV Part 2
- Systematic Chaos
- Last Of A Dyin’ Breed
- Over The Under
- Beyond The Flames: Home Video Volume II (Blu-Ray)
- The Long Road
- Eternity, In Your Arms
- The Sin And The Sentence
- SUPREMACY
- Curb
- ANOTHER LIFE (CALEB SHOMO REMIX)
- Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea
- Black Clouds & Silver Linings
- Morbid Visions / Bestial Devastation (Reissue)
- House Of Gold & Bones Part 1
- Shine On
- KINGDOM
- ALL HOPE IS GONE (10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION)
- On [Disambiguation]
- Arise
- Hellbilly Deluxe 2
- The Stranger
- Nattesferd
- Strength Of The Mind
- AB III
- The End Of Heartache
- WHAT THE DEAD MEN SAY
- Resolution
- Let The Ocean Take Me
- Hellalive
- Time & Space
- MADE AN AMERICA
- Shot To Hell
- Unto The Locust
- Chaos A.D.
- Ascendancy
- Killswitch Engage
- WE ARE NOT YOUR KIND
Some Early Praise
Posted on February 12, 2008THEORY OF A DEADMAN are receiving early praise from the critics for their debut album (the first release from Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger’s 604 Records via Roadrunner Records). Here’s a sample: “Think of ‘Nothing Could Come Between Us’ as a well-tuned blend of the best elements of Tantric, Days of the New, Creed, Stone Temple Pilots, and Nickelback, with an undercurrent of blues. Lead vocalist/guitarist Tyler Connolly’s lyrics depict a breakup that may or may not be painful to the storyteller. It could easily become an anthem for those who want to ditch their insignificant others pronto. Keep your eyes open for the eponymous debut. ” –Chuck Taylor, Billboard, 24/8/02 “í¢äå_Theory of a Deadman’s tunes are catchy arena rock anthems delivered with such authority and passioní¢äå_” –Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen, CDNOW, 9/9/02 “Theory Of A Deadman showcase a guitar-based, harmony rich, post-grunge soundí¢äå_” –Stereo-Type (Pennsylvania), September 2002
