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This article needs references that appear in reliable third-party publications. Primary sources or sources affiliated with the subject are generally not sufficient for a Wikipedia article. Please add more appropriate citations from reliable sources. (February 2011) A major contributor to this article appears to have a close connection with its subject. It may require cleanup to comply with Wikipedia's content policies, particularly neutral point of view. Please discuss further on the talk page. (May 2011) Last Chance to Reason Background information Origin Augusta, Maine, United States Genres Metal, Progressive,Technical Years active 2004-Present Labels Prosthetic Records[1] Tribunal Records Website http://www.facebook.com/lastchancetoreason Members Mike Lessard (vocals) Chris Corey (bass) A J Harvey (guitar) Thomas Waterhouse (guitar) Brian Palmer (keys & synth) Evan Sammons (drums) Last Chance to Reason is a progressive metal group from Augusta, Maine. They combine differing phrase lengths, time signature changes and general virtuosity, mixed with heavy metal riffing. Their first major label debut, Level 2, came in 2011 through Prosthetic Records. Their debut album, ''Lvl. 1'', was released through Tribunal Records in 2007. Contents 1 History 1.1 Early years and Dreamt of an Angel,Woke with a Nightmare (2004−2007) 1.2 Lvl 1. and Lineup Changes(2007-2009) 1.3 Level 2 and Label signing(2009-Present) 2 Lvl 1. Details 3 Track listing 4 Level 2 Details 5 Track listing 6 Musical style and influence 7 Discography 8 Videography 9 Personnel 10 Past members 11 References 12 External links History Early years and Dreamt of an Angel,Woke with a Nightmare (2004−2007) The band toured throughout 2005,2006 and 2007 supporting their first EP. Shows with Unearth, The Autumn Offering and As I Lay Dying helped their fan base grow. Several DIY tours and show trading helped LCTR become a staple of the central Maine Hardcore/Mathcore scene. During these times the band experienced several lineup changes. It was also during this time that the band released their first music video for their song "SBTBATAC",filmed and edited by award winning director Kevin James Custer. Lvl 1. and Lineup Changes(2007-2009) 2007 saw the groups first major lineup change with the departure of guitarist Dustin Boudreau, vocalist Mike Levenseller and the arrival of Bob Delaney. Delaney a staple of the Maine music scene became the vocalist for the bands first LP release, Lvl 1, and would stay with the band until 2008. This also marked a change in style for the band,moving from mathcore to a more progressive based sound. Lvl. 1 was recorded, mixed and mastered by Jamie King in North Carolina and released by Tribunal Records in August of 2007. Influences from video games to King Crimson saw the band take on new song structures and melodies. Touring for Lvl 1 was intense and almost non stop. Tours with Look What I Did and Car Bomb helped the bands fan base grow even larger. Level 2 and Label signing(2009-Present) Writing for Level 2 began in late 2007 with drummer Evan Sammons and guitarist A.J. Harvey writing and recording a basic demos of the record. In September 2008 it was announced that Mike Lessard would be taking over vocal duties and Delaney would no longer be in the band, the departure was seen as amicable for both parties involved. With the vocal situation settled the band began to focus on recruiting a second guitarist, this spot would be filled by Evan Haines. However Haines would eventually be replaced by long time friend Tom Waterhouse in the summer of 2010. After writing for Level 2 was complete,the band recruited friend and original producer of Lvl 1, Jamie King, to record the album in North Carolina. The drums and vocals were recorded entirely with King, while guitar, bass, and keyboards were recorded by the band at their Mother Brain studios in central Maine. The album was edited, mixed and mastered by King and released on April 12th 2011 through Prosthetic Records. Lvl 1. Details Their debut album heavily references video games, especially 'Super Metroid'. In the title of their album 'Lvl. 1', and song titles such as 'Escape From Brinstar', 'Kraid Ain't Got Shit On Me' and 'Destroy Mother Brain' (references to Nintendo's Super Metroid), and 'Maddens for NOObz' (referencing the John Madden series of video games). The cover to their debut album features artwork based on Super Metroid. The album was so-called because of producer Jamie King's comments on how "the album sounds like the group is playing Metroid across each song." King likened the sound to "aliens taking over the world," and the band embraced the theme (previously titled 'Bomb Through To Next Level').[2] Lvl. 1 Studio album by Last Chance to Reason Released 2007 Recorded 2007 Genre Progressive metal Length 31.55 Label Tribunal Records Producer Jamie King Last Chance to Reason chronology Lvl 1.(2007) Level 2(2011) Track listing "Owned by a Stingray Barb" – 2:22 "She's my Bloody Pie" – 2:53 "Escape from Brinstar" – 1:12 "Me and Tom Brokaw Are Like "This"" – 3:51 "Maddens for N00bz" – 3:15 "It's Professional When That Happens" – 2:40 "Kraid Aint Got Shit on me" – 1:36 "Get Awesome" – 2:19 "Those Were Real Witch Bones" – 3:27 "Joe Dirt" – 3:08 "Destroy Mother Brain" – 0:38 "Cock Eating Bullet" - 4:29 Level 2 Details Teaming up with producer Jamie King (Between the Buried and Me, The Human Abstract), the band set out to create a modern take on the classic progressive concept album. Drawing influence from the 1970s prog of King Crimson and Yes, composers Steve Reich and Schoenberg as well as prog-metal masters Opeth, Dream Theater and Cynic, LCTR’s “Level 2” takes the band in awe-inspiring new directions. Set in a Tron-like virtual world, the album’s concept revolves around the relationship between man and technology, our move from physical reality to virtual spaces and what these changes mean to our lives and our art. The lyrics are expressed from the point of view of an artificial intelligence facing the violent reality of a videogame world. Not content to simply release the piece as a musical endeavor, LCTR has teamed up with acclaimed indie developer Tom Vine and pixel artist Francis Coulombe to create a fully interactive version of the album in which the story unfolds through LCTR’s thematic riffs, stirring vocal hooks and progressive virtuosity while the player blasts his way through viscous gameplay inspired by classics such as R-Type, Contra, and Super Metroid.[3] Level 2 Studio album by Last Chance to Reason Released 2011 Recorded 2010 Genre Progressive metal Length 43.50 Label Prosthetic Records Producer Jamie King Last Chance to Reason chronology Lvl 1.(2007) Level 2 (2011) Track listing "Upload Complete" "Coded to Fail" "Taking Control" "Temp Files" "Programmed for Battle" "Portal" "The Parabolic" "The Linear" "The Prototype" "Apotheosis" Musical style and influence With influences ranging from 1970s prog to 1990s video games, Last Chance to Reason maintains a general metal sound while infusing jazz, progressive metal, death metal and rock. Vocals are just as varied with death metal growls, clean singing and harmonies that can mirror the heavier aspects but also create progressive soundscapes. Discography Studio albums Dreamt of an Angel Woke with a Nightmare (2005) Lvl 1. (2007) Level 2 (2011) Videography "SBTBATAC" (2007) "Get Awesome" (2008) Personnel Michael Lessard – Vocals A J Harvey – guitar, Vocals Thomas Waterhouse - guitar, Chris Corey – bass, Vocals Evan Sammons – drums Brian Palmer - Keyboards , Synth Past members Bob Delaney – Vocals Dustin Boudreau - guitar Michael Levenseller - Vocals Dustin Fairbanks - guitar Evan Haines - guitar References ^ LAST CHANCE TO REASON Signs With PROSTHETIC RECORDS - Oct. 18, 2010 ^ http://my.mainetoday.com/story.html?ID=1325 ^ http://prostheticrecords.com/?p=2389#more-23895 External links MySpace page