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THE REVIEW
After that little "bomb" that was the EP "Aesthetic," From First To Last are ready to take the big step and give birth to their first full-length, "Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has A Body Count" (the title isn't the best).
With this CD, the singer Sonny Moore joins the group, adding to the other singer and guitarist Matt Good, completing the lineup with bass, second guitar, and drums. This album represents one of the peaks of the recent hardcore/emocore scene: excluding "I Liked You Better Before When You Were Naked On The Internet", "Minuet, and Hidden Track" which only serve to add a touch of variety to the whole, you end up with an incredibly powerful and emotional album.
The essence of the album is this: rough and scratchy guitars, excellent vocals, and a "scream" that finally doesn't mean "whining," drums played flawlessly for a total of 11 tracks that make even a codfish want to scream out loud.
An obligatory purchase for fans of Hardcore, Emocore, and the like, but it deserves a listen from anyone who loves songs that make you want to jump around the room playing an imaginary guitar...
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Summary by Bot
From First To Last’s debut full-length album marks a high point in the emo and hardcore scene. The addition of singer Sonny Moore enriches the band’s sound alongside compelling guitar work and dynamic vocals. The album delivers raw, emotional energy across its 11 tracks, praised for its powerful screams and flawless drumming. It’s a must-listen for hardcore and emocore fans and anyone craving energetic and emotional rock music.
From First to Last
From First to Last is an American rock band noted in these reviews for emotive vocals (Sonny Moore), abrasive yet precise guitars, and a shift from catchy melodies toward a darker, more thoughtful post-hardcore sound. Early releases covered here include the EP Aesthetic and the albums Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has A Body Count and Heroine.02 Reviews
