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NEW RELEASE: ‘Last Chance’, Self-Titled Debut Album from Rockers, Last Chance

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2 years ago

January 13, 2023

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Kicking the album off is ‘Light The Fire’, an opening track that if played live would be sure to get the crowd jumping. It’s the perfect track to kickstart the excitement, with a perfect performance from each member of the band that leaves you wanting more and more from them. A catchy track with a near instant appeal, it sets the tone brilliantly for what the rest of the album promises to bring.

Moving through the album, tracks such as ‘Sick of it All’ show a fantastic ability for songwriting, going from a more upbeat exciting track to a track that expresses feelings experienced in the Covid pandemic, with a whole new atmosphere and delivery that Rage and other members of Last Chance deliver brilliantly. Baron on guitars and Cannata on drums stand out more so than before, as the slamming drums merge so well with the guitars of Baron as Frankie Rage delivers yet another immense vocal performance.

Other tracks such as ‘Gotcha Back’ and ‘Human Eyes’ showcase the versatility of the band. Going from it’s creepy yet brilliant lyrics to a song about falling in love and starting a relationship, it’s two subject matters that could not be more different if they tried, however the talent of Last Chance is that they’re able to use their musical ability to act as chameleons, blending their style into any topic and making it sound just as good as the start.

Throughout the album, Baron on guitars, Cannata on drums and Phillips on bass choose their moment perfectly, with each addition of their input only making each track better. The solos of Baron add a brilliant dynamic that keep the songs feeling fresh and exciting, with the support from Cannata and Phillips allowing the guitars and vocals from Rage to come together without a hitch.

On the whole a brilliant album, it’s a fantastic example of songwriting and vocals. As the topics change, Rage’s vocals do too, while keeping the same edge that we loved at the start. Backed up by an overwhelming amount of musical ability, it stands out as an album that absolutely deserves your attention. A debut album that any musician would be proud of, Last Chance have delivered on a brilliant album that has so many aspects to enjoy, giving any lover of rock music something to smile about.

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Yvonne Lyon & Boo Hewerdine Introduce ‘Things Found In Books’—A Masterclass in Storytelling through Song

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1 month ago

February 24, 2025

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Attention industry insiders: Prepare for a project that’s set to redefine narrative songwriting. Yvonne Lyon and Boo Hewerdine, two respected heavyweights in the music sphere, are unveiling their meticulously crafted album, “Things Found In Books.” Launching digitally and as a finely produced hardback CD book on March 28, 2025, this release serves as a compelling exploration of stories hidden within the creases of second-hand books.

With the album’s lead single, “The Things You Find In Books,” dropping on March 14, audiences can anticipate a profound preview of what promises to be a tour-de-force in emotive and intelligent songwriting. Yvonne Lyon, known for her lyrical eloquence and strong melodic lines, continues to deliver work that resonates deeply with both critics and fans alike. Reflecting on the project, Lyon shares, “We’ve unearthed new narratives from overlooked sources, offering our listeners a unique lens that combines past sentiment with live-wire contemporary relevance.”

Boo Hewerdine, an artist whose credentials include Ivor Novello Award nominations and collaborations with some of the industry’s finest, lends his seasoned expertise to the album. “We’ve reimagined forgotten pieces as fresh, powerful stories that will strike a chord with today’s discerning audience,” he explains, displaying the kind of thoughtful innovation that sets both artists apart.

The album’s launch event will take place in the intimate setting of Culzean Castle’s iconic bookshop on March 30. This venue, steeped in the inspiration that birthed the album, provides the perfect backdrop for industry professionals to witness firsthand the duo’s captivating synthesis of music and narrative. Attendees are invited to contribute to the bookshop’s collection, reinforcing a communal spirit that underpins this project.

Following the launch, Lyon and Hewerdine will take “Things Found In Books” on tour starting in July, with stops ranging from venues like The Engine Room in North Shields to the revered Llangwm Literary Festival in Wales. Each performance promises to be a showcase of their ability to connect with audiences through heartfelt stories and refined artistry.

In “Things Found In Books,” Lyon and Hewerdine offer an album that’s not just a collection of songs, but a carefully curated experience that combines authenticity with creativity, making it a significant release for those who appreciate and understand the artistry of songwriting. Industry professionals will not want to miss this masterful execution of narrative in music—both in recording and live performance.

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