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saleontomorrow

saleontomorrow was an English math rock/math pop band that, along with Colour, prefigured the English math pop scene of the late 2000s and early 2010s. Their sound was somewhat more clearly punk-y (or rather, early-2000s post-hardcore) than Colour’s, and is characterized by snaky guitar and bass guitar lines, dynamics that borrow somewhat from post-rock, and Henry Tremain’s (now of TTNG) vocal style. Unfortunately, saleontomorrow’s career ended prematurely and tragically with the death of bassist David Thorpe in a motorcycling accident (R.I.P.).

What we still have of saleontomorrow’s recorded output is unfortunately little and low in fidelity, as it is clear that this band were very precocious, and a fitting forebear of the English math pop scene.

Also worth noting is Pennines, the band that Tremain formed in between saleontomorrow and joining TTNG.

Two photos of the band have been ripped from Last.fm and can be viewed here:

• saleontomorrow
• saleontomorrow [1]

notes on the distributions

Brailing’s side of the split with saleontomorrow is not included — indeed, all information about the other side of the split is unknown.

All entries in the discography are tentative, and may be incomplete. Information about the band and their music is scarce.

The distribution for the track “intheunlikelyeventofafire” (the 2^nd on the “[demo]”) has an effective sample rate of 22.05kHz, and a bitrate of 96kb/s.