The new Art of Anarchy album will feature ten songs, including their current single The Madness, which is slowing climbing up the Billboard mainstream rock tracks, where it currently sits at number 29.
The Madness will be the second album from Art of Anarchy. The band comprised of former Disturbed bassist John Moyer, former Guns 'N' Roses guitarist Bumblefoot, and the Votta brothers (Vince on drums, Jon on guitar), released their self-titled debut in the summer of 2015 with Scott Weiland on vocals.
Before his death in 2015, Scott Weiland revealed shortly after the first album was released that he wouldn't be going on the road or recording any further music with the band.
Last summer, Art of Anarchy scored Scott Stapp on vocals. The Creed frontman, who had been touring as a solo act, revealed that he had been writing new music with Art of Anarchy in May.
"I really wasn't looking for a band, but I was definitely curious," said Scott Stapp. "I wanted to see what it was all about. I love writing with talented people and I think that's really what made the decision for me, was to sit in a room with Ron, Jon and Vince and throw out ideas, trade ideas and realize, 'Hey, there's something that could come of this.'"
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