MP3 of the Day: "Seventeen at Three in the Morning" by Last November, Playing Respectable Street Tomorrow and Transit Lounge Friday

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via myspace.com/lastnovember

Atlanta-based trio Last November plays two gigs in South Florida this weekend, hitting an early all-ages gig tomorrow night at Respectable Street Cafe in West Palm Beach, and then Transit Lounge in Miami on Friday. The group first got together in high school, when they bonded over playing acoustic versions of songs from Brand New's album Deja Entendu -- awwww.

The influence has carried over -- Last November's own latter-day material is marked by a particular bittersweet nostalgia for the present. Not that it's all a mopey trip. The threesome, helmed by guitarist/frontman Luke Pilgrim, is as celebratory as it is introspective, with harder-rocking songs as caffeinated and perky as a double espresso.

With heavy airplay on Atlanta radio, and recent features on AOL RED (AOL's teen portal), the band could be ready for heavy Fuse rotation

soon. If upbeat power pop is your thing, check out this band in West Palm Beach on Thursday or Miami on Friday.

Here's an MP3 of "Seventeen at Three in the Morning," which is one of

their quieter songs. Check the MySpace page to listen to the band's other, louder material.

MP3: Last November - "Seventeen at Three in the Morning"

Thursday, June 4. Respectable Street Cafe, 518 Clematis St., West Palm Beach. Doors open at 8 p.m., tickets cost $7. All ages. 561-832-9999; respectablestreet.com

Friday, June 5. Transit Lounge, 729 SW 1st Ave., Miami. Doors open at 8 p.m. 305-377-4628; transitlounge.us