Transit Of Venus

Three Days Grace returns with their fourth studio album, "Transit of Venus," a powerful exploration of their post-grunge roots and a bold step forward in their musical journey. Released on October 2, 2012, via RCA Records, this 13-track collection marks a significant milestone as the band's first release under their new label, following the closure of their former label, Jive Records.

Produced by the acclaimed Don Gilmore, known for his work with Linkin Park, "Transit of Venus" was recorded at Revolution Studios in Toronto. The album showcases Three Days Grace's signature heavy riffs and introspective lyrics, but also ventures into more contemplative territories with tracks like "Unbreakable Heart" and "Happiness." This album is a testament to the band's growth and willingness to experiment, resulting in a diverse and captivating listening experience.

"Transit of Venus" debuted at number one on the Hard Rock Chart and reached the top five on the Billboard Top 200, solidifying Three Days Grace's status as a powerhouse in the rock genre. The album was also nominated for "Best Rock Album of the Year" at the Juno Awards, further cementing its impact on the music scene. With a duration of just over 41 minutes, this album is packed with memorable tracks that highlight the band's musical prowess and lyrical depth. Standout songs include "Sign of the Times," "Chalk Outline," and "The High Road," each offering a unique blend of raw energy and melodic hooks. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Three Days Grace's music, "Transit of Venus" is sure to leave a lasting impression.