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• Heathens •	From Richmond, VA, Heathens boast former members of Down To Nothing and Cast Aside but bring a darker, heavier side to their music, mixing slow dirges of sludge with blast beats, bringing in elements of Grief, Eyehategod, and Mind Eraser but keeping a modern hardcore feel. Links:
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• Moutheater •	After two EPs, a sold out split with Vegas, a full-length that never made it onto wax and some lineup changes on the way, Virginia's Moutheater have returned with a sound of heavy and dirty punk with the heavy riffage of The Melvins, weirdness of Jesus Lizard and speed and intensity of Black Flag. Links:
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• Tough Luck •	Newcomers to the scene in Richmond, VA, Tough Luck is young in age but present a mature hardcore sound, mixing the classic late-'80s sound with the heavier feel of '90s hardcore, taking cues from other Richmond locals Swamp Thing. Links:
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• Cutback •	Surfs up! Perfect boardwalk music to bash in heads when your beach town is occupied by tourists and bums. Name another band to turn down the Youth Of Today reunion show to go surfing! Featured members of Revenge Therapy, and later I Am The Avalanche; and will appeal to fans of Project 208, The Next Best Thing, and Time Flies. Links:
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• Crooked Ways •	Never content to rest on the laurels of their local brethren, Crooked Ways represent the new face of Denver hardcore. Dead-set on restoring an air of immediacy to a world mired in hollow politics and pointless rhetoric, they are here prove that emotion, humor, passion and intensity are traits that can co-exist in a band without reducing them to repetition or parody. For fans of Set Your Goals, The Movielife, H2O and Stay Gold. Links:
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• Down To Nothing •	Down To Nothing started from humble beginnings in 2000. Around that time, local Richmond VA favorites Count Me Out and Time Flies found themselves at the tail end of their careers, making Down To Nothing the perfect fit to fill the void of the two fallen heroes. Like most young bands, DTN's expectations didn't go much further than a little touring and releasing a record. After putting out their first full-length, "Save It For The Birds" in 2003, DTN knew they were bound for more. Links:
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• Nobs •	Nobs is a hip-hop performer from Buffalo, NY and has rock many house parties, Warped Tour, and bar mitzvah. He was doing "backpack" hip-hop before some of these clowns changed their style. Check out "Radio" on the download page and kick back. For fans of Aesop Rock and Gang Starr. Links:
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• Pushing On •	Putting the fun back into hardcore! Coming straight out of Virginia Beach, they have boost a handful of shows everywhere from sharing the stage with Agnostic Front to Cro-Mags. A few weekend tour here and there, an out-of-print 2nd ep, free-for-all 3rd ep available online, and a full length in the work, come see why they are a local favorite. For fans of Carry On, No Justice, & Desperate Measure. Bring your boogie board and swimming trunks! Links:
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• Punchout •	Formed in 2005, these guys are one of those band where they just keep getting better every time they play out. With members scrawl all over Richmond and Virginia Beach, they still manage to get together and share their love for all things hardcore. They play a no bullshit style of hardcore that would appeal to those moshing to Madball, Terror, and Biohazard. Links:
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• Stonethrower •	These guys later changed their name to Demon Brothers, featuring members of Iron Boots and Victim, playing only...1 show with Pulling Teeth. Wish these guys would get off their butts and do something again. For fans of Integrity, Down, and Pantera. Links:
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• Tarpit •	Everyone's favorite bastard sons of the Virginia Beach. They blend of traditional New York Hardcore like Agnostic Front crashing head on into the sounds of brutality as created by the likes of Infest, and Crossed Out. Members have since moved on to form Kingshead. Links:
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• Vengenance •	These guys are no longer together and have went on to form Lockdown. They play a familiar style much like their brothers in Punchout. Links:
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• Vicegrip •	They have originally release a demo with Andrew Moutheater label Swim Harder Cassette and quickly grew a good following. Having already sold out their demo with Swim Harder, Last Anthem did a reissue of the demo and sold out while they were recording their newest ep "Savage Struggle". Combine the elements of Cro-Mags, Metallica, and Iron Age. Links:
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• Victim •	Hailing from the burgeoning hardcore mecca of Virginia Beach, Victim arrive with their distinct brand of NYHC to destroy everything in its path. Featuring members of Iron Boots, Victim is the last gasp of the sound that made the average man on the street cringe - throaty vocals, blazing guitar riffs and enough energy and power to drive anyone off their couch and into the streets. Taking two parts Agnostic Front and heavy doses of Carnivore, Krakdown, and Altercation, Victim's sound is not for the weak. Look for these guys to be canvassing the northeast with their destructive brand of hardcore and see why if Iron Boots put Virginia Beach on the map, Victim takes it off the wall and knocks you over the head with it! Links:
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• Waiting Mortuary •	This isn't something you would find normally to be on a Last Anthem roster but make no mistake we were stoked to help out our fellow buddies as they prepared to for their tour with Calling The Paramedic. Blast beats, fast guitar riffs, a singer who doesn't mind bleeding all over stage...this is what you can expect to find here. Featured members of Love.Lies.Bleeding (remember them?) Links: