About the Band
The Last Act is breathing life into the genre "Metal Rock" . This sound is a hard rock/metal combination with a molded "old-skool" sound to it. TLA is re-inventing this style of music in a new and absolutely original result.
From the Fans:
Hey man, The Last Act ROCKS !!!! Just heard Broken Dawn……. Just wanted to say
your band KICKS ASS! Heard you guys for the first time on Barikada !!! Just wanted
to let you know…you guys Rock ! Rock on,
Joe, Chicago, IL – USA
Hey!!! How's it going? Last night was fun. YOU GUYS ROCK LIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Greg (hubby) was impressed too....he WAS BLOWN away at how good you guys are!!!! Really enjoyed it!! We had fun!
Tammy, Calgary, AB, Canada A handful of Reviews: From "Vampire Magazine" :
This Canadian band released their second album and to be honest immediately; I love it!
… In a time where music is getting more and more aggressive,
complicated and innovative it's a relief to listen to an album like this.
Everything on it seems to be perfect!
... The most remarkable element in the music seems to be the singer
… Perhaps it's normal that a first impression is been made according to the vocals, but
it is not totally fair to the other musicians. These three guys know how to rock!
… I don't understand why this band has not been contacted by any labels so far.
Is it because of today’s standards in music? In my opinion real hardrock/heavy metal
is timeless and it will always keep a certain fan share worldwide. It does not fluctuate
with mode or what is hot on one moment. So people who still have that straight
rock/metal spirit, check this band and keep your eyes on it!
From “Maximum Metal” out of the U.S. with reviewers from all over the world:
Every year I come upon a couple really great hard rock bands….With the year almost over,
The Last Act's second album provided the bookend to 2004 with 'No Good Deed Goes Unpunished'
… The rock sensibility here is so perfectly done that I'm convinced that somebody
in the band is a musical genius…
…overall The Last Act is a class hard rock act and one of my favorite
independent CDs for the year.
Broken Dawn This is pure and driving Rock at its best.
From the opening chord, right into the verse, the level of energy is mantained and delivered very strongly.
Good fret and chord guitar work, with a solid electric sound.
Melodic and thick.
I was playing this music during the 90's and I tell you, it brought back some very good memories.
Bass playing is superb, and steady.
Drums are outstanding, great breaks, good meter and technics.
Solid and clear vocals, good harmonies and over all "in you
Progressive Hard Rock
Full Volumage Loving the dive bombs!
killer lead guitar work!!! Im enjoying the tightness of it all. You remind me of alot of my favorite bands like anthrax. The vocals and lyrical style were well done. The solos sealed the whole package for me. Good sounding recording too.
Reviewed by: methodsused from San Antonio, Texas
Progressive Hard Rock
Slave to the Nerve Man i love the guitars in this song, the tone, the leads, and the rhythm were all great. The drums were top notch as well, this would be a great band to see live, sounds like there so much fun. This is a well written song, in both ways, musically, and lyrically. I cant hear anything wrong with this song, i love it..
Reviewed by: "williestradlin" from Ratcliff, Arkansas
Progressive Hard Rock
Vision This song (and the rest of the songs from the "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished" CD) can be considered to be vanguard of the band's "crusade" - "Reviving a Genre" - that genre being Hard Rock.
Progressive Hard Rock
the Memory Love the fat bass in the beginning! then the drums come in and blow me away! GREAT SOUND!!! the vocals are very strong and command attention! the structure is awesome. you even throw in some violen that is cool. very original. the leads are telling just as much as the vocals do. great break in the middle. gives perfect dynamics. POWER!! in one word. ROCK ON!!!
Reviewed by: breakingcrown from Lincoln Park, Michigan
Progressive Hard Rock
Rage Many reviews have called this CD things like "Genius" and "Absolutely Perfect". 9 out of 10 people who hear these songs love them and become lifelong fans.
Progressive Hard Rock
Guilded Justice This song (and the rest of the songs from the "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished" CD) can be considered to be vanguard of the band's "crusade" of "Reviving a Genre" - that genre being Hard Rock.
Progressive Hard Rock
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished This song (and the rest of the songs from the "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished" CD) can be considered to be vanguard of the band's "crusade" of "Reviving a Genre" - that genre being Hard Rock.
Progressive Hard Rock
What Are You Waiting For? This song (and the rest of the songs from the "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished" CD) can be considered to be vanguard of the band's "crusade" of "Reviving a Genre" - that genre being Hard Rock.
Progressive Hard Rock
Struggle A blues oriented hard rock song based on the struggle with oneself and the dark side of everyone
Progressive Hard Rock
Code Zero This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal kind of feel.
Progressive Hard Rock
the Dream's End This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal.
Hard Rock
In the Shade This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal.
Hard Rock
Queue 104 This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal.
Progressive Metal
Reflections This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal.
Classic Metal
Shades of Days Like This This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal.
Classic Metal
Skyships on the Horizon This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal.
Classic Metal
State of Mind This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal.
Classic Metal
the Road Tune This song was done with the original members of "the Last Act" in 2001. This CD contains a compilation of 9 songs (including this one) from 10 years previous to recording this CD. The overall feel of this CD is a return to the mid 80's-classic metal.
Classic Metal
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