Goodbye Tomorrow

Goodbye Tomorrow was a band belong to Phoenix, Arizona. “The years we’ve had thus far have truly shaped us into a version of ourselves we have always hoped for”, bassist David Roat quoted in a recent interview. Indeed he speaks the truth. When the band first formed Goodbye Tomorrow in 2003, they envisioned their newest project as something that aspired for meaning and maturity. Little did they know that their venture wouldn’t truly begin until early 2006. The final pieces to the puzzle came in the form of Travis Bryant (vocals) & Matt Grabe (guitar). The front man came almost directly from tooth & nail records now defunct rock act Terminal, while Matt had been a long-time hometown friend to the band. With a freshly inked recording contract welcoming them to the Equal Vision Records family, the boys are ready to bring their refreshing style of rock to as many ears as possible. Goodbye Tomorrow’s newest recordings bring a sound to the table that hardly finds itself limited to one genre. Listeners often describe their sound as ambient rock with dream-like melodies, but also finding descriptions like epic and huge, just as familiar. Goodbye Tomorrow have created a carefully crafted EP that speaks to the listener. Each track on the EP successfully manages to evoke sincere thought and emotion in those who choose to experience it. Goodbye Tomorrow plan to release their debut full length through Equal Vision Records in early 2007. While you anticipate the coming of their freshman effort, the busy quintet has managed to lay down 3 brand new tracks available for sale online & at live shows. The rest of 2006 will be spent recording their full length, and touring in support of their 3 song self titled EP that will be available in on August 1, 2006. Goodbye Tomorrow changed its name to Alive In Wild Paint Discography: Tied by Miles [EP] ( 2004) Goodbye Tomorrow [EP] (Equal Vision Records, 2006) Members: Travis Bryant (vocals) David Roat (bass) Josh Johnson (guitar) Matt Grabe (guitar/piano) Austin Wilson (drums)