The Last Mile Released New Single And Video ‘Anything’

Montreal’s The Last Mile has released a new single/music video titled “Anything,” and has announced plans to release a new album, ‘Holding On To Hope,’  on April 11th.

With the release of their second full length, ‘Holding On To Hope,’ collectively released on Thousand islands Records and Pavones Records, The Last Mile are moving forward and intensifying their sound. The aesthetic of the record was designed and laid out by Stealworks a.k.a. John Yates, known for his genre defining work with bands such as Lifetime, Jawbreaker, Alkaline Trio, Bad Religion, Alternative Tentacles, and so much more.

Recorded in Vancouver by long-time collaborator, Jesse Gander (Brutus, Japandroids, DBS, Daggermouth) and mastered by Jason Livermore at The Blasting Room, these songs are a natural progression of the bands signature heartfelt songs, leaning in a more modern hardcore vein while still retaining their punk rock roots.

Montreal’s The Last Mile is about trying to find the good in the world. It often feels like we’re constantly being beaten down, and it’s getting harder to want to participate. The name of the band’s upcoming album, “Holding On To Hope,” is an. open and honest expression of how they feel.The first single, “Anything,” is a rallying call to help inspire those who are feeling lost or forgotten. There was a time when people believed that they could be anything they wanted, but that feeling is waning and people are feeling helpless. It’s time to believe in ourselves again.