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Farewell, 2011: Nayon’s Top 21 of 2011

Noyan
December 27, 2011
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Wow, this year was an amazing year for metal. There were many great technical and progressive albums, which is what I consider to be my 'main' genre. A lot of my favorite bands came out with excellent album... Read More...

Last Chance To Reason’s Video For ‘The Prototype‘ Goes Live, Introduces New Drummer Ron Thrones

Heavy Blog
November 21, 2011
Video
I feel really old and slow around these parts sometimes. It's not that I'm much older than the rest of these ruffians; it just takes me a little longer to get up to speed with what the kids are enjoying these... Read More...

Last Chance Two Reason Down By Two

Heavy Blog
August 3, 2011
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As you may have caught on Metalsucks yesterday afternoon (damn you Vince and your industry connections!), Heavy Blog wank-bank material Last Chance To Reason have recently been playing minus guitarist Thomas ... Read More...
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Demo The First Level Of Last Chance To Reason’s Level 2 Game!

Jimmy Rowe
April 13, 2011
News, Video
I remember back in the day when I had an original Playstation. I had subscribed to the Official Playstation Magazine, and let me tell you, there's nothing cooler than getting that demo disc every month. It's ... Read More...
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Last Chance To Reason Making The Game Level 2

Heavy Blog
March 8, 2011
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This video was posted over at Metal Injection a while back, but I figured I would share it here just in case anyone missed it. As a big fan of both video games and music, Last Chance To Reason's dual approach... Read More...
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New Last Chance To Reason Song Is Coded To Succeed

Heavy Blog
February 24, 2011
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Its been a long time since Last Chance to Reason posted a new song, but the wait is finally over! And it was worth it! You can stream their awesome new song "Coded To Fail" over at Facebook. Or if you're too ... Read More...

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