The Aces' 'Last One' Morphs Into A Dark, Dense Banger On New PVRIS Remix

Remember how The Aces' "Last One" video started as a candy-coated daydream and ended as a zombie-ridden nightmare? The same kind of thing happens with the track's deliciously menacing remix from PVRIS, released on Friday (April 26).


Lyrically, the remix stays true to the original, however the mood is much heavier; those jangly guitars give way to dense drums, without sacrificing an ounce of energy or bite. The repeated lyric "this is the last one" sounded defiant on the original version, however here, it sounds like a threat. That's only amplified in the eye catching visual, which shows the band's neon-drenched faces melting off. Hey, at least it's better than turning into a deformed zombie.


In a statement about the new remix, the musical group mentioned, "We have habitually been big fans of PVRIS, so as soon as we heard [frontwoman Lynn Gunn] wanted to remix 'Last One' we were so excited listen to what she would do. True to PVRIS style, she turned it into a dark brooding pop song and totally made it her own. We are delighted to have another amazingly talented and strong woman remix one of our preference songs."


Earlier this month, the musical group — comprised of sisters Cristal and Alisa Ramirez, and also Katie Henderson and McKenna Petty — shared a MUNA-created reworking of the single "Strong Enough." Both remixes were made in celebration of The Aces' momentous 2018, which saw the release of their debut album, When My Heart Felt Volcanic, and also a supporting tour with 5 Seconds of Summer and their own North American headlining tour. For now, 2019 is looking just as bright.