'The Brightest Light' is the debut album from kiwi rock band, King Cannons. Their road is long and winding, nearly 36 months veering through remote parts of rural NZ and the UK all the way to their current HQ: Melbourne, Australia.

It's a simple ethos that hasn't changed since day one. Soul food. Six good friends coming together to create music crafted from their many different individual influences and inspirations.

To find the real beginning of King Cannons is to go back to the street corner where a ten-year-old Luke Yeoward struggled to wield the acoustic guitar handed down to him by his mother. With a hat at his feet, Yeoward played covers he'd picked up at home and school: Creedence Clearwater Revival, Neil Young and Cat Stevens, as well as primitive songs he'd written from the chords he knew.

With Tom Larkin (drummer for the internationally known rock force Shihad), at the helm of the album's recording inside Melbourne's famed Sing Sing Studios, the intention for the album was to capture King Cannons' live sweat with the greatest production values.

Track Listing:

1. Stand Right Up
2. Too Young
3. The Brightest Light
4. Too Hot To Handle
5. Call For Help
6. Shot To Kill
7. Ride Again
8. Charlie O
9. The Cool Change
10. On Our Own
11. Everyman's Tale
12. The Last Post Bonus Track:
13. 131 Bop

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