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Canadian rockers Finger Eleven are bringing more new music to their legions of fans with the release of \u201cLast Night On Earth<\/a>.\u201d The song is the title track from their first new studio album in a decade<\/a>, due on November 7th via Better Noise Music, their first with the label<\/a>.<\/p>\n While everyone agreed the title track was a special song, it took Scott Anderson, James Black, Rick Jackett, Sean Anderson, and Steve Molella many years to find the diamond inside of this movingly candid string-laden ballad about how relationships fall apart. Jackett realized that they had no true chorus, but as they were tracking drums for the last four songs on the album, drummer Steve Molella suggested doing an acoustic, campfire-style jam. They nailed it during their final hour of studio time.<\/p>\n \u201cScott wrote some of my favorite lyrics,\u201d Molella beams. \u201cIt was the most natural the song has ever sounded.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI think \u2018Last Night On Earth\u2019 could be placed squarely in a traditional relationship frame where you forget what you\u2019re even fighting about,\u201d continues Scott Anderson, whose vocals compellingly illuminate the song\u2019s sadness. \u201cBut you hate that feeling in the pit of your stomach when something\u2019s not resolved and you don\u2019t know what tomorrow\u2019s gonna look like.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cLast Night On Earth\u201d is the follow-up to the album\u2019s second single and video, which was released on August 1st, the thunderous \u201cBlue Sky Mystery\u201d featuring Richard Patrick from Filter. It\u2019s currently flying up the active rock chart in Canada.<\/p>\n