No Past No Present No Future is the discography of a hardcore punk band called Last Lights from Massachusetts, compiled after the tragic death of their singer, Dominic Mallary.

Last Lights had the potential to be one of the biggest hardcore bands of the 2000's, maybe another American Nightmare but I think they could have been something more. I still feel that they were one of the best current hardcore bands I've heard and it's a pity they didn't chance to live up to their potential and that it took the death of Dominic Mallary for them to start getting the recognition they deserve.

The National Living Tresures is a one-man band, comprised by a thousand people talent. Simon Starr, lead singer, guitarist, bassist, drummer, er, preety much everything-er of the band has put an awesome 2-disc very long LP, with 12 songs in the first CD and 9 on the second, varying styles from mainstream rock to post-grunge, mellow, rock ballad, indy, jazz, and combining the sounds of trumpets, voices, pianos, guitars, drums and even claps in some of the songs.

Well, basically, and to be honest, Circle is quite a new band, with a new perspective on what music should be. One thing though, they respect the fact that music is meant to be listened to, as opposed to 'just played ', and therefore with Just Keep Swimming they achieved a certain sound capable of catching people's attention, and turning that "burglary" into totally consensual listening.

Being Hoobastank, I expected to hear something even lighter than their last hit album "The Reason", but I came to find this album a good mixture of rock and neo-punk, with lyrics mostly referring to relationships [which, let’s face it, it's always good to be reminded the fact that we need to love... even with maximum distortion!].