Earlier this month we brought you an exclusive stream of "Bones," a brand new song from local pop punk act Last Call's new album Dog Years. Now, the fine folks over at Punktastic are streaming the whole album. ...
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Our friends in Narrowed (then calling themselves Marathon) celebrated the release of their debut EP The Valley at Zia Records last month with a high-energy show featuring some of Vegas’ best young bands. ...
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Nov 15, 2012
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Las Vegas’ own Last Call has had a hell of a year. They abruptly parted ways with Mightier Than Sword Records in March while they were in the middle of recording their debut full-length. News about the band has come at a slow trickle since then, and many fans began to wonder if we’d ever get to hear the new tunes they’d been working on. We’re happy to report that the wait is nearly over. ...
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I Call Fives’ recently-released self-titled debut continues Pure Noise Records’ streak of excellent albums in 2012. The band’s sugary pop punk sound is reminiscent of 2003’s crop of Drive-Thru and Drive-Thru-influenced pop punk – the likes of The Starting Line, New Found Glory, and Fall Out Boy. ...
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In the increasingly do-it-yourself punk rock sphere, how much time a band has to promote a show they’re on proves to be vital. Not only for the band trying to generate a decent turnout but also for the fan who has to plan accordingly. This is what makes the July 7 show at Yayo Taco so remarkable. ...
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Haven’t heard much from your friends in local pop punk band Last Call lately? It’s because they’ve been very, very busy. ...
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We recently sat down with Austin Jeffers and Adam Blasco of local pop punk band Last Call to talk about Mightier Than Sword Records stiffing them on the bill for their new full length, their disappointment in the Vegas music scene, their opinion on Avengers vs. X-Men and more. ...
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It’s only been a few months since Set Your Goals played the Hard Rock Café on the Strip with New Found Glory, Wonder Years, Man Overboard and This Time Next Year on the Pop Punk’s Not Dead tour. But they must have missed us, because before launching into a new tour, the hardcore-influenced pop punkers headlined a show supported by some of Vegas’ best: Last Call, The Letter You, and Rivalries. ...
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