"There are, at last count, 374,900 million advisory articles telling bands to record their three best, best, bestest tracks to put on a demo. Sound advice, unless you kick arse like Last Nation. Outta the traps like starved wolves after a gravy-soaked rabbit with the late Boomtown and very ratty-rock nag of "Tick-Tock", not so much acknowledging the influence as ripping it's lungs out, we like. Lot of good stuff here, "Hate" was jumpy-nerve-twitched thunder bass and drill riffing, "Disco Fever" wasn't disco, but was dry-iced new romantic metal shuffling and very neat."

"Last Nation are a trio who seem hell bent on success and should have angst teenagers everywhere jumping with glee"

glasswerk.co.uk

"Last Nation have upped their game with songs that are even better, matched by a tighter sound and slicker vocal. Great stuff.": click logo picture for full review

"this is serious stuff: aggressive post-hardcore rocking with a metallic sharpness, not unlike Dive Dive at times, it's an effective stab at the harder edge of emo, It’s confident and slickly-constructed stuff and hopefully has enough character of its own to push on from here" Nightshift Oxford

"consistently intriguing ‘Art of Seduction'":whisperinandhollerin.com full.review.