There is more than one artist with this name:
1) Third Time Lucky from south Australia
2) Third Time Lucky from Guernsey
1) Third Time Lucky from South Australia:
Third Time Lucky were a South Australian punk band, formed in Adelaide. The band consisted of Mat (vocals/ guitar), Adam (vocals/ lead guitar), Will (drums) and Ollie (bass/ vocals). In October 2006 Ollie departed the band and was replaced by bassist Mark.
Third Time Lucky are known for their loud, energetic and typically punk performances.
Third Time Lucky currently have one album released to date (8 Nov, 06), titled "Deja Brew." They also have a previous recording titled "For Old Time's Sake."
In early-mid 2009 Third Time Lucky disbanded. Mat, Will and Livo have since moved onto a new project, known as Voice Lost.
2) Third Time Lucky from Guernsey
Third Time Lucky are also a band hailing from the undersized rock known as Guernsey (CI). Debut album "Love etc." was released in 2005 and has been commercially acknowledged and sold worldwide. For more information visit our myspace site at www.myspace.com/3tl
"Local band Third Time Lucky's 2005 debut reveals a band very much at home with their style and seemingly ready to take the next step, something they intend to do when they move to UK this summer.
Taking the sounds of 90's indie rock and mixing it with the typically American style of pop-punk, they have forged a set of 7 songs that come across as totally unpretentious, a rare thing for a band claiming emo tendencies as they actually admit they are 'pop-punk'.
Wasting little time getting going with a storming start in 'Forever and a Day' they have a sound that sound resembling The Cure if they turned up to 11 crossed with the dark-punk tendencies of Alkaline Trio. This resemblance to AK3 is particularly noticeable in the vocal performance of Danny Pheonix which while sounding unique has a certain resemblance to Matt Skiba.
Later on the disc Danny exhibits a more traditional punk snarl on the blasting 'Ultimate Boredom' which could easily be described as the albums 'punk song'. These vocals lay over a solid musical base which has the same pop-punk sound as the vocal with the edge of something heavier present in the style of bands like Therapy?
All of this is put together with a very slick and clean sounding production except on 'Ultimate Boredom' where the band display their scuzzy punk credentials.
Overall Third Time Lucky's 'Love etc.' presents 7 tracks of unpretentious pop-punk with a bit of emo and good old fashioned rawk mixed in for good measure and sets a good standard for other young pop-punk acts to live up to in Guernsey."
by Tom girard
1) Third Time Lucky from south Australia
2) Third Time Lucky from Guernsey
1) Third Time Lucky from South Australia:
Third Time Lucky were a South Australian punk band, formed in Adelaide. The band consisted of Mat (vocals/ guitar), Adam (vocals/ lead guitar), Will (drums) and Ollie (bass/ vocals). In October 2006 Ollie departed the band and was replaced by bassist Mark.
Third Time Lucky are known for their loud, energetic and typically punk performances.
Third Time Lucky currently have one album released to date (8 Nov, 06), titled "Deja Brew." They also have a previous recording titled "For Old Time's Sake."
In early-mid 2009 Third Time Lucky disbanded. Mat, Will and Livo have since moved onto a new project, known as Voice Lost.
2) Third Time Lucky from Guernsey
Third Time Lucky are also a band hailing from the undersized rock known as Guernsey (CI). Debut album "Love etc." was released in 2005 and has been commercially acknowledged and sold worldwide. For more information visit our myspace site at www.myspace.com/3tl
"Local band Third Time Lucky's 2005 debut reveals a band very much at home with their style and seemingly ready to take the next step, something they intend to do when they move to UK this summer.
Taking the sounds of 90's indie rock and mixing it with the typically American style of pop-punk, they have forged a set of 7 songs that come across as totally unpretentious, a rare thing for a band claiming emo tendencies as they actually admit they are 'pop-punk'.
Wasting little time getting going with a storming start in 'Forever and a Day' they have a sound that sound resembling The Cure if they turned up to 11 crossed with the dark-punk tendencies of Alkaline Trio. This resemblance to AK3 is particularly noticeable in the vocal performance of Danny Pheonix which while sounding unique has a certain resemblance to Matt Skiba.
Later on the disc Danny exhibits a more traditional punk snarl on the blasting 'Ultimate Boredom' which could easily be described as the albums 'punk song'. These vocals lay over a solid musical base which has the same pop-punk sound as the vocal with the edge of something heavier present in the style of bands like Therapy?
All of this is put together with a very slick and clean sounding production except on 'Ultimate Boredom' where the band display their scuzzy punk credentials.
Overall Third Time Lucky's 'Love etc.' presents 7 tracks of unpretentious pop-punk with a bit of emo and good old fashioned rawk mixed in for good measure and sets a good standard for other young pop-punk acts to live up to in Guernsey."
by Tom girard