The featured artist for this episode is Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow

Far beyond the iconic turn of phrase borrowed from Shakespearian prose and the wit of Kurt Vonnegut, Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow is a Boston based ensemble that exists well outside the confines of written space. At face value, the combined timbres of sax, bass, drums, electric guitar and a sultry female vocalist elude to an ensemble that in any other context would exist as a loose jazz collective. Yet, razor sharp lyricism, unquestionable pop sensibility and a rhythm section unafraid of playing in front of the band leaves the listener with a mixed impression; is this jazz, pop, funk, soul or breakbeat? And more importantly, do I really give a shit about labeling something so uniquely satisfying?

Authors Note: If you answered yes to the second hypothetical, you should probably find some other kick-ass independent podcast to occupy your time.

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www.myspace.com/tomorrowtomorrowtomorrow

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This Week's Playlist:
• “Pretty Promises” Jesse Alejandro and the Big Fatt thebigfatt.bandcamp.com
• “Satan Song” Bella's Bartok myspace.com/bellasbartok
• “Marilyn Loves Heroin” Godforbid that Handsome Devil myspace.com/thathandsomedevil
• “The Jammy” Bootyjuice bootyjuicefunk.com
• “Sunshine” Prophis myspace.com/prophis
• “ Bitter Passage” Trevor Wilson trevorwilson.bandcamp.com

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