Friday, January 3, 2025

Of Violence and Vanity

Rock, Progressive | Medford, Oregon


On August 25th 2009, the first effort from progressive rock group Of Violence and Vanity dropped, surrounded by much acclaim. Hailing from Oregon, the group is the fruits of hard work from musical prodigy Daniel Huddleston. Huddleston, a dedicated songsmith, recorded all vocals and all of the album’s intricate musicianship, with the drum backing provided by Caleb Benedict.

As the guitarist for the group Falling Up, Huddleston has already seen success on numerous U.S. tours, but wanted to try his hand at other aspects of the music industry. His extensive resume and technical prowess flung open doors for him to work as a producer for independent bands, such as Herein Arcadia, as well as providing musical session skills. Now, his career has led up to this release, the product of many months of recording and writing.

The project is solid, combining roaring guitars with gutsy vocals and songwriting. Mixing and mastering was done by Josh Shroy in Lebanon, Oregon. First single, “Hell Over Heels”, is an airtight rock piece, showcasing Huddleston’s vocal as well as hefty guitar riffs.
With opportunities bright on the horizon for this thriving artist, including prominent tour bookings for 2010, this is just the beginning for this deserving band.


*RELEASES*


Album: To Trust a Traitor
Year: 2009
Quality: V2 VBR MP3
Tracks:
01. Fold
02. To Trust a Traitor
03. Hell Over Heels
04. A Great Performer
05. Living a Slow Death
06. You & Yourself
07. Final Words
08. Want & Take
09. You're Free
10. Lonely Throne

*OTHER SONGS*

Agendas (Demo) [160kbps MP3]
Fold Vol. II (Demo) [160kbps MP3]


If you have any other lost music, artwork, or information about this band not preserved here or in better quality (we count iTunes m4a files as better quality than mp3 in most cases) send us an email: themyspacedumpster@gmail.com

ACCESS THEIR ARCHIVE HERE

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