Introducing a melodic/neo prog band from the USA

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Hi All,
Just introducing you to my band, Days Before Tomorrow. We're a melodic progressive band in the style of Marillion, Porcupine Tree, Genesis, '80s-era Yes and Rush, Styx, Pink Floyd, etc. We just released the CD, The Sky Is Falling, produced by industry legend Ron Nevison and mixed by a Grammy-winning engineer, Earl Cohen. It's a fantastic-sounding hour-long concept album.

You can hear four tracks from the CD at http://www.myspace.com/daysbeforetomorrow .

The CD is available worldwide from CDbaby.com, and includes a beautifully-illustrated 24-page color booklet with great artwork from illustrator Steve Bentley, the concept story, lyrics, and photos.

I welcome all comments/opinions/feedback from the prog archives community. And if any of you are back here in NJ, we're opening for Keith Emerson at the Starland Ballroom on June 7 and have tickets available directly from our website.

Regards,

Scott
Guitar, Days Before Tomorrow

Edited by DaysBeforeTomorrow - April 17 2009 at 09:48

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	Hi All, Just introducing you to my band, Days Before Tomorrow. We're a melodic progressive band in the style of Marillion, Porcupine Tree, Genesis, '80s-era Yes and Rush, Styx, Pink Floyd, etc. We just released the CD, The Sky Is Falling, produced by industry legend Ron Nevison and mixed by a Grammy-winning engineer, Earl Cohen. It's a fantastic-sounding hour-long concept album. You can hear four tracks from the CD at http://www.myspace.com/daysbeforetomorrow . The CD is available worldwide from CDbaby.com, and includes a beautifully-illustrated 24-page color booklet with great artwork from illustrator Steve Bentley, the concept story, lyrics, and photos. I welcome all comments/opinions/feedback from the prog archives community. And if any of you are back here in NJ, we're opening for Keith Emerson at the Starland Ballroom on June 7 and have tickets available directly from our website. Regards, Scott Guitar, Days Before Tomorrow Edited by DaysBeforeTomorrow - April 17 2009 at 09:48