Why The Damn Truth Ain’t Outta Luck

Special guests to Europe, alongside pulling in their own UK tour and a worldwide physical release for The Damn Truth (Deluxe Edition) via Frontiers, JUNO Award-nominated Canadian rockers The Damn Truth have had themselves a productive year, despite their latest single going by the handle ‘Love Outta Luck’.

‘Love Outta Luck’ is considered one of the standout tracks from the album, it was originally released as a single back in September 2024, but is back as a deluxe edition to stream now, alongside its official music video.

While it may be the bass line that grab your lug-holes’ attention first you’re soon fixating on a series of nicely scintillating 70s styled guitar licks, vocals rising to the occasion with a call and response vocal delivery that shrieks with the best on frenzied little rock ‘n roller ‘Love Outta Luck’ from The Damn Truth.

The album was produced by the legendary Canadian Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy Award-winning record producer Bob Rock at Bryan Adams’ studio in Vancouver, where Lee-la Baum (Lead vocals, guitar), Tom Shemer (Lead guitar, backing vocals), PY Letellier (bass, backing vocals) and Dave Traina (drums, percussion, backing vocals) ignited a kaleidoscopic rush of gutsy, revved-up modern rock.

The expanded edition also features the bonus track ‘Be Somebody – Live at Hotel2Tango’, capturing the immediacy, power and musicianship at the heart of The Damn Truth’s live performances.

Speaking about the deeply personal connections listeners have formed with the album, the band said: “Watching these songs find their way into your lives has been the greatest reward we’ve ever known as artists. Time and again, we’ve heard your stories, your interpretations, and the deeply personal connections you’ve forged with this music. That’s the real magic of rock & roll. Once the songs leave our hands, they belong to all of us.”

Paul H Birch
Paul H Birch
RAMzine Senior Writer - Writer of fiction, faction and fact, has edited several newsstand magazines. He declares himself a hack for hire but refuses to compromise on the subject of music.

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