Of Virtue

Formed in Lansing, Michigan, Of Virtue is an American metalcore band that has steadily carved out a place for itself within the heavy music scene. Known for their emotionally powerful lyrics and a sound that blends melodic intensity with hardcore aggression, the band has grown from their Midwestern roots to gain international recognition. With the release of tracks like "Holy," "Sober," and "Cut Me Open," they've showcased their ability to tackle personal and societal issues with a raw and authentic approach, resonating deeply with listeners.

Of Virtue's journey has been marked by a consistent output of hard-hitting music, exemplified in albums such as "What Defines You" and its deluxe version. Their dedication to their craft is evident in the acoustic reinvention of "Torn Apart," illustrating the band's versatility and willingness to explore different soundscapes. The fiery spirit of songs like "Cannibals" and "A.N.X.I.E.T.Y." reflects their ongoing exploration of the human condition, while "No Control" and "Thanks for Nothing" solidify their stance on empowerment and self-determination. Determined and unafraid to confront the darker aspects of human nature, Of Virtue has solidified their presence in the music industry with an unrelenting passion and a clear vision of who they are and what they stand for.

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DON'T KILL ME
Single - Released July 25, 2024
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