Weaving a tight web of metal riffs, intricate beats and unusual harmonies, One Shot Left unleashes a powerful sociopolitical message with the intensity of a street riot. Having released Something to be Reckoned With in the Spring of 2000, the band's debut album began to chart across the few Canadian campus radio stations that were still functioning in the summer months. One Shot Left hit the road in August on the first annual Pride Skateboards / Meter Records "Bomb the Suburbs" tour with labelmates Guilt Trip, furthering their message across Western Canada. As April 2001 rolled around, the band embarked on their first cross- Canadian Tour. One Shot Left travelled 18,000 kilometres from Victoria to Montreal, playing 30 shows in less than 50 days. It has been a rather seamless journey though, with respect to the band's ambitious approach to awaking the social values in its audiences. The band is currently in the studio recording their second album!