Like Yesterday

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We Might Be Alone Tonight 04:07 Tools
When U Come Over 03:27 Tools
Courage 04:53 Tools
We Don't Belong 03:43 Tools
Taste Of Christmas 03:43 Tools
Just In Time 04:35 Tools
These Days 03:38 Tools
Again 04:34 Tools
Landslide 00:00 Tools
7 Days (In L.A.) 00:00 Tools
Anything You Want 00:00 Tools
All Of Nothing 03:57 Tools
Brand New 03:57 Tools
3 Letters Between Perfection and Disaster 03:58 Tools
The First Thing, Last 03:58 Tools
Brooklyn 03:58 Tools
7 Days In LA 03:58 Tools
Scar 03:58 Tools
Monophonics Colemine 00:00 Tools
The First Thing Last 03:58 Tools
like_yesterday-brand_new 03:58 Tools
like_yesterday-just_in_time 00:00 Tools
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Like Yesterday emerges from the New York City indie rock scene with unique vocals and a guitar-driven soundscape. The band recently completed the North-East leg of Taking Back Sunday's Fall 2004 tour, and more recently played sold-out shows with The Used, My Chemical Romace, Coheed and Cambria, Midtown and Starting line which solidified Like Yesterday's strong and growing fan base. Like Yesterday has also completed their first EP with Producer/Engineer Paul Mahajan (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, TV On The Radio, The Liars) and Producer Jamie Siegel (Lauryn Hill, Smashing Pumpkins, Del Amitri, The Movie Life) and went on to record a mini-album set to be released in May 2005 under Brian Malouf's Columbia imprint label Bandha Records. Mark Holmes (vocals), Dave Holmes (guitar), and Joe Tomino (drums), were working on putting a band together when they encountered the strong songwriting of newcomer, Seva Granik (guitar). As Mark Holmes explains, "I had been looking to put something like this together but didn't know where to start until I met Seva. He had these great songs without any lyrics--I instantly knew he was someone I wanted to work with." Granik's songwriting talent comes together perfectly with lead singer Mark Holmes' piercing, and emotional vocals and the versatility and technical prowess of Joe Tomino and Dave Holmes. Like Yesterday’s music is driven by emotion and provokes a visceral response from listeners. Granik emphasizes, "I want people to understand that we live this music." It is their honesty, both bitter and sweet, that connects the band to their audience. Mark Holmes explains, "This band is about having the courage to deal with life's most vulnerable moments, and then to actually share those experiences in an intimate way with our audience." Like Yesterday hits their mark drawing in listeners with passion that is unadulterated and genuinely inspiring Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.