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Originating from the coastal city of Wollongong Australia, Never See Tomorrow have been making a name for themselves in a big way since they first debuted in 2006. In their short time as a band, this young but talented 5 piece ‘metalcore’ act have set their hopes high and achieved much in the past year…Having played numerous amounts of shows up and down the Australian coast has seen the band develop a large fan base in the metal/hardcore scene. Whilst pulling a further amount of attention for their recent cover of Vanessa Carlton’s, 1000 Miles. With an endless amount of...

Surf moderne. Stopping in 1963 to get some gear, then making a pit stop in 1977 right when punk rock exploded, these 4 marooned time travelers - The TomorrowMen from 3000AD - finally landed here in the present to play HIFI Instro surf music like no one else today. .

The Jet Age of Tomorrow, also known as The Super 3, is an electro-funk production duo from Atlanta, Georgia. The duo is one of many groups within the hip-hop collective OFWGKTA and is comprised of Odd Future members Matt Martian and Hal Williams (otherwise known as Pyramid Vritra). They have released three albums, Voyager, The Journey to the 5th Echelon and The JellyFish Mentality, all of which have received generally positive reviews from critics and blogs alike. Williams, in addition to being a member of OFWGKTA, is a member of the Los Angeles, California/Atlanta, Georgia hip-hop collective NRK. Voyager -...

Memories of Tomorrow (MoT) is a pseudonym under which Leif Erik Gullanger produces melodic trance. His music is a perfect equilibrium between high energy beats and unforgettable, harmonic melodies. Memories of the past and visions of tomorrow seamlessly mix in his music. The most intimate and precious thoughts of mankind live in his words. .

Nick Brackney and Steve Baker started playing together as Tomorrowland after the demise of Brackney's previous group Children's Ice Cream. At that point in time, around 1996, the Detroit metropolitan area was fertile ground for bands playing with the spatial and electronic aspects of music. Labels like Burnt Hair and Mind Expansion were documenting the scene and releases by Windy & Carl and Fuxa drew the attention of the outside world. After releasing the 'Futurist' single on the Burnt Hair label and a single on the Japanese Motorway label, Tomorrowland sent kranky some demo recordings (which later ended up on...