Super Metroid
Nintendo
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Lvl. 1
Lvl. 1 is the 2007 debut album by the band Last Chance to Reason. The album heavily references video games, especially Super Metroid. Song titles include "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 album cover features artwork based on Super Metroid, with a male character on the cover showing some appearance similarities to that of Samus. Producer Jamie King commented 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.