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A self-titled EP was released on Madman records in 2004 with the help of Harry Armstrong on vocals Rob Naylor on bass, and Ben Calvert on drums, and it was produced by Andy Sneap.
RTA released the Andy Sneap-produced album A New Shade of Black for the Soul in May 2007 on Belgium label Mausoleum. The album was released in the US in October 2007. During the same year RTA toured as support with US doom band Trouble across Europe and then later with Warrior Soul RTA were also guests at Bloodstock Open Air (UK) and Motornalet (CZ) festivals.
In 2009 guitarist and founder member John Slater left the band during the recording of their second album[citation needed]. On completing the recording on 9 July, the finished album, Some Other Truth, was released in November the same year. Slater wasn't replaced on guitar and RTA continued as a four-piece and returned to the live scene in August by playing dates in the Czech Republic and announced a full UK tour for September with the alt/metal band Illuminatus.
2009 also saw Aynsley Dickinson and Leigh Oates join Ashley Homar (guitar), Stefan Blackwood (guitar) and Ian Gaunt (bass) to create alt rock band Order of Voices. On 16 December it was announced that bassist Joel Graham was the new replacement in the British thrash band Evile for Mike Alexander who died while on tour in Sweden.
In 2012, Leigh Oates and Steve Wray released an EP called Bury the Ones We Love with the band Soldierfield.
Discography
Rise to Addiction, aka "Apple EP " (EP) – Madman Records (August 2004)
A New Shade of Black for the Soul – Mausoleum Records (Europe May 2007 / USA October 2007)
Some Other Truth – Mausoleum Records (November 2009)
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Blaze Bayley is an English singer, musician, songwriter, and lyricist. He pursued a solo career, which established from 2000 until present, and already released ten studio albums. He was the lead singer of Wolfsbane from 1984 to 1994. He was also the lead singer of Iron Maiden during Bruce Dickinson's absence from 1994 to 1999, before Dickinson decided to reunite with Iron Maiden.
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Days in December was a London-based post-hardcore band who released an EP entitled "Countless Hours Making Waves".
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