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Victory At Last
Victory At Last formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s around vocalist Anya Justice, guitarist Ethan Phoenix, bassist Maya Shadow, and drummer Evan Thunder....
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Jury's Got The Verdict
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Piano Ballroom Pt. II
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Point Where The Worlds Collide
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Radio Jam
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Revolution Tonight
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The Confession
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Jury's Got The Verdict
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Piano Ballroom Pt. II
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Point Where The Worlds Collide
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Radio Jam
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Revolution Tonight
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The Confession
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What Lies Beneath
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Victory At Last formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s around vocalist Anya Justice, guitarist Ethan Phoenix, bassist Maya Shadow, and drummer Evan Thunder. Their debut album 'Revolution Now' came out in 2004. They followed it with 'Justice for All' in 2007, 'Rise Above' in 2010, and 'Unbreakable' in 2013.
Their songs like 'Jury's Got The Verdict' and 'Revolution Tonight' carried a direct, socially conscious tone. The band's lyrics often addressed political and social issues, which resonated with some listeners and drew criticism from others.
Their music balanced anthemic rock with more reflective moments, as heard in tracks like 'Piano Ballroom Pt. II' and 'What Lies Beneath'. They maintained a steady output through the 2000s and into the early 2010s with those four studio albums.
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