In an ever-growing genre of technical metal, the issues of the genre have become glaringly evident. More and more bands flood the scene with blazing chops, dizzying odd-times, and incomprehensible avant-garde vocals. What's missing? Songs. The folly of the virtuoso is always his inability to create something that both the musician and the average listener can comprehend. While hardly claiming to be virtuosos, LAST CHANCE TO REASON tackles this issue nonetheless. Maine's LAST CHANCE TO REASON is one of few technically adept bands that take the time to choose a single note rather than figuring out how many they can cram into a measure. Using their technical ability as a tool to craft a truly different sound rather than just flaunting their ability with unbridled wankery, LAST CHANCE TO REASON can focus on the art of the riff, engaging experimental sounds, and irresistible vocal hooks. Despite influences ranging from Meshuggah to Def Leppard to the classical atonal composers of the 1900's, LAST CHANCE TO REASON has strived not to become a bouncing hodge-podge of genres, but create a unified and original sound