Artist description When three guys come together with no seriousness, some spare time, and a few guitars, you're really in for something interesting. Since their birth, drums and bass have been digitally added and there are plans to make other albums when free time and lack of school/college fall into existance.

Music Style Rock/Rap/Hardcore/Folk/Country/Emo/Indie/Acoustic/Metal/Techno/Other

Musical Influences Room Full Of Walters, EDL, Zao, Justin McRoberts, Ray Stephens, Embodyment, PFR, Tourniquet, Massivivid, Creed, Collective Soul, N'Sync, Mike Knott, Monty Python, John Williams, Who Want's To Be A Millionare

Similar Artists Creed, Collective Soul, Jimmy Eat World and Star Wars

Artist History The first generation of A Work Of Art took place in fall of the year 2000. Andrew, Trae, and Tyson joined together to create "Fruits Of A Weekend". In fall 2001, a year later, Andrew and Trae have left for college and it was up to Tyson to hold A Work Of Art together. He enlisted the help of a new Andrew and a certain band member named Daniel to create the brand new album "Vain Attempts At Entertaining Ourselves". The album didn't turn out quite the same, but during winter break, (2001-2002) Tyson and the first Andrew got together to mess around on guitars, basses and drum machines. We plan to put up the results soon.

Group Members Original Lineup: Trae Cadenhead (vocals/guitars), Tyson Cadenhead (guitars/programming), Andrew Yancey (vocals/guitars) New Lineup: Andrew Sprague (guitars/vocals), Daniel Pitman (vocals/horns), Tyson Cadenhead (bass/guitar/vocals/programming) Current Line-up: Trae Cadenhead (?), Tyson Cadenhead (bass guitar, drum machine), Andrew Yancey (guitars)

Instruments Guitar, bass, horns, programming, any other stuff we can get our grubby hands on

Albums Fruits Of A Weekend EP, Vain Attempts At Entertaining Ourselves acoustic EP, Abstract, Funky Chicken

Press Reviews Who needs them.

Additional Info We broke up.

Location Cordova, Tennessee - USA

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