The Sketch Diaries [Explicit Lyrics]

Sorry About Tomorrow | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (May 23, 2003)
• Original Release Date: May 23, 2003
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics
• Label: Terrapin Records
• ASIN: B0000A8XP0
• In-Print Editions: MP3 Download
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,788,910 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist

Sitting at the bottom of a sea of frustration the four members of Sorry About Tomorrow decided to try to make the swim to the top. Along the way they have pounded and pounded away at harnessing all of the emotion that has been experienced throughout their collective lives. Finding melody in frustration, anger, humiliation, remorse and any other emotional imbalance you can think of Roger, Radley, Mike, and Nick have managed to step up and lay it all on the table. If pure emotion could sing and play music this what it would sound like.

Nick was tired of being the roadie and not being able to express himself musically so he set out to find his own band. The process was fairly easy to say the least. An ad in the paper and a phone call landed Radley. Roger has been a long time friend and jam mate of Nick’s for years. In one night the three of them got together and it was chemistry from the start. That night they wrote their first song and were well on the way to a strong family type relationship. Mike the frontman and vocalist has been around since the beginning also, it just took the other three a few months to figure out what was sitting right under their noses. Once Mike was on board it was an immediate bond and the song ideas began to fly.

The influences within the band run so wide that it isn’t even worth delving into. The only influence that stands out and is the strongest is the influence on each other. The group has found a way to dig into each others mind and push the right buttons to motivate and drive each other. Outside influence is a part of them but it is not evident in the song writing. Most of their songs take a person on such an emotional roller coaster that tears have been shed both on stage and in the audience at their shows. With sobbing fits on stage also come a good laugh or maybe even some brain candy. You never can predict what feelings are going to be encountered at an SAT show.

Sorry About Tomorrow released a 3 song demo in May of 2002 and is now diving head first into the recording of its first full length release. The new album is full of songs that everyone should be able to find some enjoyment in. The expected drop date for the new disc is late May of 2003. Keep an eye out and watch for the four guys of Sorry About Tomorrow to show up in your neighborhood