and sold well before the release date. In addition the album was sold in the US by the band, before the album was released in the UK. The album won two Album Of The Year awards in the UK and the first song on the album "Do Or Die" was the most played song of 2007 on the UK's CR Radio. They band released, a reissued album, Dying to be There, with a bonus DVD. New lineup In late 2008 Jonathan Moore (stage name "J") left the band in order to work on other projects. From around 2008 a live band began playing alongside Chip, Straff and Leon. Session drummer Tom Pearson (stage name "Kuvey") and guitarist James Adams (stage name "Jimmy") began performing on stage with them. Leon also spent time DJing as well as rapping. Jimmy's last performance with the band was at Greenbelt 2009. He was replaced by new guitarist Joel Atkins, who played alongside Kuvey until the band's finish in September 2010. The4Points/The Best of thebandwithnoname The band's fourth, and final, album, The4Points/The Best of thebandwithnoname, was released on 19 February 2010 and received a 10 square review from Cross Rhythms. The album contains the best songs from all three albums but also contains 3 new songs titled "the4points", "Heroes Fall" and "Space Cadet". "The4Points" track features LZ7 along with The Pop Connection Choir, Love and Joy Gospel Choir, Sanctified Gospel Choir, tbc, Shell Perris, Blush UK, 12:24 and 4 Kornerz. During 2009/2010 the band went on their final tour "The Four Points Tour" with full live band, all over the UK and abroad. This tour lead up to their final gig in the Stockport Plaza, on 4 September 2010. During the final gig, Chip, Straff and Leon were joined by previous members Presha (Ad- Apt) and Jimmy (Previous Guitarist), for a few songs during the set. theshowwithnoname Chip Kendall and David Strafford hosted a weekly podcast "theshowwithnoname", which included music from the band and other Christian artists. The show also included "Precha Man", which was Chip Kendall talking on a section from the bible, or from a Christian devotion book. As well as this a section called "People Clips" included phonecall or studio interviews with various people in Christian ministry. "The Rath of Straff" was a section dedicated to Christian "Hardcore" music. The show also included randomly themed intros and outros recorded by Chip and