Today Was Yesterday - Today Was Yesterday - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Tomorrowz Yesterdaze is a four piece group from Garner, NC specializing in reggae, rock, and funk. Jeremy Gaddy (vocals/percussion), Jason Evans (guitar/bass), Corey Hoeppner (bass/guitar/mandolin), and Patrick Orr (drums) combined their talents in August of 2002. One thing that makes this band different is that all the members were friends before they ever decided to start a band. Jeremy, Pat, and Corey all went to high school together. Jason knew Corey from college and previous musical encounters of the 7th kind. After several relocations of Pat and Corey's jamming space, they ended up in Jeremy's bonus room. One night at Jeremy's, Corey calls up Jason to come jam and the four of them ended up writing what would soon be their first three songs. They got their first gig on October 13th, 2002. They earned enough money playing out around Raleigh to purchase their own sound system by March of 2003. Since then, their music has taken them into many different environments and several live music venues around North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Tomorrowz Yesterdaze released their debut CD, entitled This Will, in November 2003. They are currently working on writing new material and making sure that each live show is an experience to be enjoyed by everyone.

LA's Smokescreens began as a couple of pals (Chris Rosi from Plateaus, Corey Cunningham from Terry Malts) paying tribute to the seminal 80s sounds of New Zealand's Flying Nun tag and has grown to be so much more. Since their self-titled 2017 the band has expanded to a four piece and honed their tunes with constant SoCal gigging. Their new album InchUsed To YesterdayInch continues Smokescreen's zeal for New Zealand pop but also incorporates influences from the more melodic side of Messthetics-era DIY pop and expands into classic indie pop territory, a natural fit for the Slumberland Records roster. From the NZ-meets-Athens GA first single InchThe Lost SongInch through the 12-string driven InchWaiting For The SummerInch to the Paisley Underground-tinged closer InchFalling Down,Inch Smokescreens really excel in the quality of their songwriting and their ability to incorporate a disparate set of influences while still forging their own sound and identity.1. Someone New2. Used To Yesterday3. The Lost Song4. Jolly Jane5. Buddy6. Waiting For Summer7. Steel Blue Skies8. Fool Me9. It's Not Right10. Falling Down

Today Was Yesterday is the fresh and exciting new project of Angelo Barbera and Ty Dennis, two friends, and veterans of the Los Angeles music industry. Their self-titled debut album showcases their talent and passion for creating timeless songs that blend catchy melodies, meaningful lyrics, and superb musicianship that is inspired by the bands that have left a lasting mark on music history. The album features guitar legends Alex Lifeson (Rush), and Robby Krieger (The Doors), who add their signature sound that helps make this an instant classic. Today Was Yesterday is more than just a band name, it's a statement of timeless music that transcends genres and generations.