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VICES & VIRTUES

VICES & VIRTUES

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Lyricist: Jonny Hetherington. Personnel: Tavis Stanley (vocals, guitar); Cale Gontier, Jonny Hetherington (vocals); Greg Bradley (guitar); Howard Benson (keyboards, programming). Audio Mixers: Chris Lord-Alge; Andrew Schubert; Brad Townsend; Mike Plotnikoff. Recording information: Bay 7 Studios, Valley Village; Groovemaster, Chicago, IL; Sparky Dark Studio, Calabasas, CA. Photographers: Tim Flach; Travis Shinn. The Reprise/Intoxication Records debut from Canadian hard rockers Art of Dying manages to fuse classic rock, retro-'80s hair metal, and 21st century post-grunge into a palatable cocktail, but Vices and Virtues never sinks its hooks in deep enough to draw anything out but a trickle of red. Produced by Howard Benson (Daughtry, Three Days Grace, Creed), the Vancouver quintet shows promise on arena-sized, radio-ready crushers like "Die Trying" and "You Don't Know Me," which fall somewhere in between Godsmack and Nickelback, as well as the slow-burn, midtempo "Sorry," which shows off the band's excellent three-part harmonies. ~ James Christopher Monger
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