Canadian rock band formed in 2001 in Vancouver. Discovered with early help from Chad Kroeger, they released several albums (including Theory of a Deadman, Gasoline, Scars & Souvenirs, The Truth Is.., Savages). Line-up noted in reviews: Tyler Connolly (vocals/lead guitar), Dave Brenner (guitar), Dean Back (bass), Joey Dandeneau (drums).

Theory of a Deadman is a Canadian rock/post-grunge group formed in 2001. Tyler Connolly's demo reached Chad Kroeger, leading to early support and releases on 604 Records; later releases involved Roadrunner Records (noted in reviews). Reviews highlight strong vocals and guitar work but frequent comparisons to Nickelback and criticism of clichéd songwriting.

DeBaser reviews consistently note Theory of a Deadman's strong vocal and guitar performances but criticize clichéd songwriting and frequent comparisons to Nickelback. Key albums reviewed here include Gasoline, Scars & Souvenirs, The Truth Is.. and Savages. Overall reception is mixed to positive: musicianship praised, originality questioned.

For:Fans of post-grunge and mainstream hard rock; listeners who follow Nickelback-like bands and radio-friendly rock.

 Do you know when, at the end of a review or presentation of an album, you see the phrase "did you like it? try also..."; well, this band, Theory Of A Deadman, surely have appeared and will always appear in such a note referring to Nickelback..

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 "Musically we haven't strayed far from the past," comments frontman Tyler Connolly.

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