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The Last Act of Defiance is the eleventh full-length album by American hardcore punk band Sick of It All. It was released on September 30, 2014 on Century Media Records.

Last Act of Defiance and Wake the Sleeping Dragon! (2014–present). In November 2011, singer Lou Koller revealed to AbsolutePunk writer Dre Okorley that Sick of It All had begun writing a follow-up to Based on a True Story.

Last Act of Defiance. On tour around the globe this year!!! View tourdates. We’re excited to premiere the new lyric video for The Snake (Break Free) from our new album Wake The Sleeping Dragon. Check it out an. our with Iron Reagan in March announced. Who’s coming out? Hot Sauce!

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On Sick of it All’s debut album KRS-One introduces the band and their style of music. On the track he talks about Sick of it All spreading the hardcore reality in 89 – ending by telling the listener that the band’s music is fresh for 89. Twenty-five years later and the band are still doing the same thing – but is it still fresh for 2014" There’s no doubt that in 1989 Sick of it All’s sound was pretty damn fresh. It mixed hardcore with a heavier edge that was more known in metal circles and it worked. Whereas their previous release kind of lightened up and included some ‘fun’ elements, The Last Act of Defiance simply kicks ass with metal/hardcore riffs and high speed tempos for the entire duration. This album is probably the closest they’ve come to recreating the no-frills straight-up metallic hardcore of their debut, and it is certainly a welcome sound.