Punk rockers Last Reminisced Heroes to release first album

Their melodic punk rock style hearkens back to the 1990s and early 2000s, the heyday of bands like Blink-182, MxPx and Alkaline Trio, writes David Song of Pique Magazine. WEBSITE

Punk rockers Last Reminisced Heroes (LRH), whose members first got together 25 years ago in the Batangas, Philippines, are releasing their first album, Too Much of a Good Thing, July 14 at Après Après in Whistler, British Columbia, in partnership with Crabapple Hits Music.

LRH is a Sea to Sky-based punk rock band composed of vocalist and guitar player Andrew Alido, his younger brother Allan Alido on drums, and their close friend Jonathan Rosales on bass.

Their melodic punk rock style hearkens back to the 1990s and early 2000s, the heyday of bands like Blink-182, MxPx and Alkaline Trio, writes David Song of Pique Magazine.

To name the band, each member chose the word that struck them most, the trio told Song. Andrew chose “last” in tribute to his final dance with his ex-girlfriend at her traditional Filipino coming-of-age celebration party. Rosales liked the word “reminisced” Allan picked “heroes” because he thought it was emblematic of the punk rock community.

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Too Much of a Good Thing was recorded over a period of six months in LRH’s home studio, “Pambahay Records” ( “Domestic Records”). The eight-track-long album will be available on all major streaming services and the distribution platform Bandcamp.

LRH’s show is at Après Après, 4204 Village Square #102, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.

Visit the LRH Facebook page to learn more about the band.