Did you know the song “Bitter Truth” was written for a “TWLOHA” event back in 2008?
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“Bitter Truth” Live in Lynchburg, VA (by LastHourBattle)
We’re thrilled to be playing the 5th Anual Singer Songwriter Conference in Cape May NJ on March 31st.
This is a huge conference with over 100 bands, speakers and workshops. This will be our first trip to play the Jersey Shore, but definitely not our last!
Last Hour Battle
“No Surrender”
… this progressive modern track embellishes what rock was all about in the beginning. Revolution rock for the new millennium right here, the soundtrack for life today. World class performers, insightful writing… a very interesting & relevant song.
PROGRESSIVE ROCK
- Oct.31,2011
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Check out our song “No Surrender”
… this progressive modern track embellishes what rock was all about in the beginning. Revolution rock for the new millennium right here, the soundtrack for life today. World class performers, insightful writing… a very interesting & relevant song.
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Check out our song “All The World”
“All the World” is a more straight-forward rock song, as it never quite slows down after the chorus hits the first time. Bass-lines once again dominate the first line until everything hits and it becomes a loud and hard-hitting rock song. I’m not sure why, but the line “They say we should forgive and forget//but they don’t live to regret like us” stands out to me. I’d even say it’s my favorite lyric in these collection of songs. “White Bear” is the final of three songs and brings back the alternative/Incubus feel to the band, with the instrumentals even sounding like the Red Hot Chili Peppers at times. The chorus is melodically done, with guitars being the main part. Vocals once again recount Edde Vedder and Chris Cornell.” - Logan, F*** Your Scenes Blog
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Check out our song “White Bear”
“From What I understand, White bear syndrome is a branch of the OCD tree. A therapist I once share office space with when I was a music teacher at a high school for at risk teens, told me that all musicians have OCD. Um.
I hear a bit of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers in some of Last Hour Battle’s angular instrumental lines and their vocals have a slightly raw sound; imagine a younger, popper Eddie Vedder. Imagine if Peal Jam was a boy band whose members hooked up with a progressive rock guitarist then rubbed sandpaper on their sound - rubbed it the right way and scraped it up just right.
The Philadelphia based band says, “The white bear syndrome is when unwanted thoughts pop into your head and it’s extremely difficult to stop the never-ending cycle of thinking these negative thoughts.”
Not that I’ve ever had that. Happen. Ah, ever. You? Didn’t think so.” - Mimi Cross, Singers + Songs = Sirenstories Blog
