Theory of a Deadman Releases New Track “Funeral Song” for Fans to Listen to
Theory of a Deadman has unveiled a new single, “Funeral Song,” from their upcoming EP Part 1: Funeral Songs, scheduled for release on September 4th. This new track follows the previously released singles “Barricade” and “Winnebago (Lay Low).” The song captures a punk-infused energy that resonates with the band’s signature style.
Frontman Tyler Connolly describes “Barricade” as an expression of frustration in a one-sided relationship. The lyrics convey the struggle of trying to connect with someone who remains closed off and unresponsive, a sentiment many can relate to. Connolly’s use of the word “barricade” adds depth to the song, drawing inspiration from the barriers present in the band’s live performances.
The production of the new releases was a collaborative effort between Chris Baseford and Tyler Connolly, with mixing by Chris Baseford and Irene Genova at Lucky Dog Sound and mastering by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound. The forthcoming EP will be available in splattered vinyl and CD formats, with limited edition signed bundles that include a t-shirt.
Known for their chart-topping hits and boundary-pushing music, Theory of a Deadman has established themselves as one of modern rock’s most unapologetic forces. From multi-platinum hits to sold-out shows around the world, the Canadian quartet – Tyler Connolly, Dean Back, Dave Brenner, and Joe Dandeneau – has built a career on raw honesty and powerful performances.
With standout tracks like “Santa Monica,” “All Or Nothing,” “Hate My Life,” and “Not Meant To Be,” Theory of a Deadman has delivered a steady stream of rock staples that have resonated with fans worldwide. Their success includes twelve Top 10 hits on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart, with four #1 singles, such as “Bad Girlfriend,” “Lowlife,” “History Of Violence,” and “Rx (Medicate).”
As they continue to evolve and stay true to their musical roots, Theory of a Deadman shows no signs of slowing down. Their upcoming EP and new singles are sure to resonate with fans old and new, showcasing the band’s undeniable talent and passion for creating hard-hitting, emotional music. Fans can look forward to the release of Part 1: Funeral Songs on September 4th and enjoy a new chapter in Theory of a Deadman’s storied career.