L.O.E (LAST OF EDEN) - I WAS NOT MAGNIFICENT EP - LIVE SESSION

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Filmed at Eden Studio's by Alex Dixon of Blackboxphotoco - Video edited and produced by L.O.E - Audio produced by David Watts at Chairworks Studio & mastered by Sam Proctor of Lismore Mastering.

L.O.E (Last Of Eden) - I Was Not Magnificent EP: A Story of Resilience and Healing

I Was Not Magnificent EP is not just a collection of songs—it's a reflection of the struggles and triumphs that have defined Last Of Eden over the past few years. At the heart of this EP are two tracks that explore the power of music to heal, the vulnerability of facing personal challenges, and the relentless pursuit of hope despite adversity.

The journey begins with "I Was Not Magnificent," a track that stems from one of the most intimate and difficult experiences the band has faced. Written during a time when bassist Ben Walsh was undergoing the physical and emotional challenges of living with Chronic Kidney Disease, the song speaks to the healing power of music in the darkest of times. For Ben, music became a lifeline during the hours spent in dialysis treatments, when his body seemed to betray him. The song’s message is clear: in moments of struggle, when everything else feels uncertain, music can be a force greater than ourselves, providing both comfort and strength. The title, *I Was Not Magnificent*, is a raw acknowledgment of vulnerability—of realising that, sometimes, in the face of hardship, we are not our strongest selves. But through music, we can find healing and solace, even in the midst of pain.

The EP’s second track, "After All Is Said & Done," shifts to the broader theme of resilience. Featuring spoken words by philosopher Alan Watts, this song is an anthem for anyone who has ever felt lost or defeated. It’s a call to keep moving forward, to chase dreams, and to find purpose even when life throws curveballs. The track reflects the journey of rediscovering hope after facing setbacks, reminding us that it’s never too late to dream again or to pursue what truly matters. Like the ebb and flow of the song itself, life’s uncertainties shift from moments of introspection to an uplifting, expansive sense of possibility. Alan Watts’ voice serves as a grounding force, offering wisdom that aligns perfectly with the band’s message: that the pursuit of our dreams isn’t about perfection or certainty—it’s about having the courage to continue, even when the way forward isn’t clear.

Taken together the, I Was Not Magnificent EP is a story of healing, resilience, and hope. It’s a reminder that we all face battles—some visible, some invisible—but through vulnerability, strength, and the power of music, we can find our way through. The EP invites listeners to reflect on their own journeys and to find the courage to embrace life’s uncertainties, trusting that music, like hope, will always carry us forward.