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Some legacies don’t fade. They break out.

JAILBREAK is not a cover album.
It’s a resurrection.

This record stands as a burning salute to Phil Lynott — poet, warrior, storyteller, outlaw king of hard rock — and to Thin Lizzy, the band that taught rock music how to swagger, bleed, and sing from the street and the soul at the same time.

Phil Lynott didn’t just write songs.
He carved myths out of real lives.
He gave voice to the outsiders, the dreamers, the fighters, the lost boys and broken angels walking the edge between romance and ruin. His words carried Irish fire, streetwise truth, and an unshakeable sense of honor — even when everything else was falling apart.

JAILBREAK follows that spirit.

These songs are reborn darker, heavier, and more dangerous — but always faithful to the heart that made them immortal. The twin-lead guitars still gallop. The melodies still soar. The stories still walk the night. But now they burn with hellfire, forged through modern metal weight and shadowed mythology.

This album is about:

Escape — from chains, from fate, from hell itself

Brotherhood — the bond of bands, blood, and belief

Rebellion — against silence, conformity, and the grave

Legacy — the kind that refuses to die

The title JAILBREAK is no coincidence.
It’s the moment when the prison doors explode open — when the spirit of Phil Lynott walks free again, boots on concrete, bass slung low, eyes fixed on the horizon.

This is for the nights spent with Thin Lizzy blasting from worn speakers.
For the riffs that taught us how to stand taller.
For the lyrics that made us feel seen.
For the man who proved that rock could be poetic, dangerous, and human — all at once.

Phil Lynott didn’t belong to the past.
He belongs to the fire.

JAILBREAK is our way of saying thank you.
And of making damn sure the legend keeps running.

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Sebastian Forslund

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