From First to Last have announced a show on March 22nd.
From First to Last – “Surrender”
From First to Last have released their new song “Surrender.”
This is so bad. ?
Another New From First to Last Song With Sonny
From First to Last’s Matt Good played a new song from the band, with what appears to be Sonny Moore on vocals, last night during his DJ set. The track is titled “Surrender” and the footage from the live stream on Instagram can be watched via YouTube.
Sonny Moore Talks About From First to Last on Red Carpet
Sonny Moore talked with Alternative Press on the Grammy red carpet about his return to From First to Last:
When Major asked him if was back in From First To Last “for good,” Moore said: “I left the band, but I would say I’m not left anymore.”
He continues: “I’m not stopping what I’m doing with Skrillex either, but I haven’t left anymore.”
On if a full album is on the way, Moore says: “We’ll see.”
Skrillex Performed With From First to Last Last Night
Sonny Moore performed live with From First to Last at Emo Nite LA last night. It was the first time they have performed together since 2007. Some fan-shot video footage can be found below.
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Skrillex and From First to Last Release “Make War”
Skrillex and From First to Last have teamed back up to release the new song “Make War.” You can check out the song on Apple Music and Spotify.
All that time apart and all I’ve learned is that I still don’t like this band.
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Sonny Moore Shares New Song That People Think May Be From First to Last
Sonny Moore (Skrillex) played a new clip of a song he called “Bonus Track” on a Beats 1 show over the weekend.
After From First to Last’s Facebook page shared the post … the rumor mill has been going into overdrive.
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Review: From First To Last – From First To Last
To be honest, before even listening to my copy of From First To Last’s new self-titled album, I was thinking of how many horrible puns I could create using former vocalist Sonny Moore’s name. But because I’m just a Neanderthal, I couldn’t come up with any decent ones. Unfortunate for me (fortunate for you, though).
Seriously, though, From First To Last have encounter more drama over the past year than the entire first season of A Shot At Love. After Moore quit to go make his own music, the band was dropped by Capital Records and seriously considered breaking up. Instead guitarist Matt Good took over lead vocals, the band picked up a permanent bassist in Matt Manning, and they were picked up by Suretone Records. Armed with a new home and a permanent lineup, From First To Last went on to complete their third studio album and major label debut.
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From First to Last vocalist Sonny Moore has left the band. The following was posted by the band on MySpace.
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Let’s start this with a disclaimer. The readers at AP.net have known that I haven’t been one to shy away from my opinion in the past. In fact, I’ve taken a fair amount of criticism for being too harsh on bands in the past (and too nice, it’ll never end). Those of you who are looking for me to rip FFTL to shreds can stop reading at this point, because it’s not going to happen. I don’t care what you think of this review and I don’t care what you think of me. All I know is that From First to Last has shocked me by creating a solid album that I expected to be awful. From the band’s previous work full of oversaturated clichés and ear-splitting vocals, one would never think the band could progress to this sort of level. If you haven’t given Heroine a fair listen, then you can’t judge this band. Yes, their image is absurd. Yes, many of their fans are ridiculous teenage girls with eyeliner and glam/goth outfits. But putting aside all of these factors, one must strip down FFTL and critique the actual music – and it’s good. This is a group of talented musicians who seem to have truly found their sound, with the help of acclaimed producer Ross Robinson, well known for his work with late 90’s nu-metal acts such as Korn and Slipknot. Robinson’s touch gleams off of Heroine from start to finish. Gritty as hell, full of obscenities and soaring sing-along choruses, FFTL has successfully transformed their sound.
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