Atlanta synth-rockers Today The Moon, Tomorrow The Sun see national release of WILDFIRE via Greyday Records TOMORROW!

New MP3: Today The Moon, Tomorrow The Sun - "Bad Design"

MP3: Today The Moon, Tomorrow The Sun - "We Were Wild"

“…with WILDFIRE, their epic new full-length, they have finally found a way to capture the magic of their concerts, producing a record that fully realizes their vast potential from start to finish. It’s pop music as art at it’s very finest, and it’ll end up being one of the best records to come out of Atlanta this year.” — Davy Minor, Ohmpark

Electronic. Indie. Dance. Pop. Rock. Today The Moon, Tomorrow The Sun is all about the collaborative. It’s about the connections between sound and people, it’s about the heart and the head. It’s for mistakes and triumphs, and against arrogance and underconfidence. A band of four: two girls, two boys. Noisy, dancy, loud, sincere, sweaty, loveable, hardworking.

Folks say Today The Moon, Tomorrow The Sun occupy a strange land, a territory full of noisy chaos that dances around many perfectly manicured landscapes; other folks have made up odd sub-genres for them (“Dreamy Disco Punk”, “Bullet-proof Dance Jams”, and “Indie-Electro-Fuzz-Rock” to name a few.) All of these rare combinations add up to a sound you can’t quite put your finger on, but feels warm and comfortable, as if you’ve known it for years.

Tour Dates:

11.25 • 529 (Rock Science Presents) (Atlanta, GA)

12.02 • The Atlantic (Gainesville, FL) w/ Sleepy Vikings

12.03 • New World Brewery (Tampa, FL) w/ Sleepy Vikings, I Was Totally Destroying It

12.04 • Word of Mouth Cafe (Sarasota, FL) w/ Sleepy Vikings

12.05 • Will's Pub (FREE SHOW!) (Orlando, FL)

12.06 • Burro Bar (Jacksonville, FL) w/ Sleepy Vikings

12.07 • The Jinx (Savannah, GA)

12.09 • The Basement (Atlanta, GA) w/ I Was Totally Destroying It, Stokeswood

12.10 • WPBR Radio Room (Greenville, SC)

In August of 2009, Today The Moon, Tomorrow The Sun quit their full-time careers to book, tour, record, and get in front of as many people as possible. Since then, they’ve toured 15-20 dates a month all over the Eastern half of the US, growing loyal fan bases who continue to spread the word about the band like wildfire. Though their dwellings are in Atlanta, GA, they call their 1992 Dodge conversion van home.

After three EPs and endless touring, it was time to put what they’d become to physical memory: a record they could be overwhelmingly proud of and their current and future fans couldn’t stop listening too. That result is WILDFIRE: a 12 song document of perseverance and a homage to their fans (who helped fund the making of WILDFIRE through a very successful Kickstarter campaign). It’s about changing the things you want to change and doing the things you want to do. It’s about refusing to settle and working hard for what you want. It’s about really seeing your past, present, and future.