Artist description

Music Style Rock

Musical Influences Bigwig, Hot Water Music, Dynamite Boy, Subb, Thrice, Strike Anywhere, The Clash, Nirvana, Billy Bragg, Bad Religion, Wilco , Smackin' Isaiah, Lanemeyer

Similar Artists Bigwig, Hot Water Music, Dynamite Boy, Subb, Thrice, Strike Anywhere, The Clash, Nirvana, Billy Bragg, Bad Religion, Wilco , Smackin' Isaiah, Lanemeyer

Artist History Last Breaking Light, the bastard child of numerous Buffalo bands gone astray was formed in the summer of 2002. Formed due to the lack of better, more amusing things to do, down for the count was born. Yes, these boys had ambition. Ambition to take over the world? Not so, but an ambition to change the way music was done? You bet. Originally formed as an acoustic emo act, founding members Bryan and Mark felt it was time to lose the sad face and broken heart and replace it with hellfire and fists of fury. But for this they would need more. More man power. Later that summer the EX-acoustic duo talked friends Kris, who was taking a break from his job as a bouncer at Club Marchello into playing the drums and recovering heroin addict turned bass player Greg, into joning. Things went well for a few months untill October of 2002, when Greg decided to leave the band to pursue other interests. So Last Breaking Light was once again left with out a bassist. Old friend Eric was given the torch. The bass torch that is, and he ran with it. So with the new lineup set, the boys were once again ready to rock. With there own unique blend of hard rock and soul, look for Last Breaking Light to become a powerfull music machine. A powerfull sexy music machine. The rest, as they say, is history. *Bryan

Group Members Mark - Vocals/Guitar Eric - Bass/Vocals Bryan Guitar Kris - Drums

Instruments Guitar - Bass - Vocals - Drums

Albums Bury me at Makeout Creek (EP)

Location Corfu, NY - USA

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