Episode 10

All Our Tomorrows End Today - E10

Published on: 17th January, 2021

The tenth episode of All Our Tomorrows End Today. Recorded from our cozy home in Berlin, Germany on 17.01.2021.

In this episode we played the following songs:

Dweller - _____ when you finally accepted. Dully, deeply, knowing all along. Stunning, our ability to deceive ourselves. And how terribly long we'll enable it... [0:00]
Yail - The Mismeasure of Man [02:33]
Suffocate For Fucks Sake - Alone [05:59]
Joliette - Vacío [13:26]
Warren of Ohms - Track 02 [17:14]
The Etched City - Selected [22:52]
Done With Fish - This Party Sucks [26:13]

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Cheers,

P & D

Rough Transcript

<Dweller>

Welcome to the 10th episode of AOTET! It’s cold and grey outside here in Berlin, and I guess it’s the perfect setup to share our weekly show with you! This is Duygu! You’ve just listened to when you finally accepted. Dully, deeply, knowing all along. Stunning, our ability to deceive ourselves. And how terribly long we'll enable it... by Dweller. An ambient/post rock project from New Bedford, Massachusetts. They recently released their 3rd EP called Moments, which you can find on https://dweller.bandcamp.com/ You can visit the Bandcamp page for more of their music. Let’s continue.

First of all. also a warm welcome on this gloomy and cold Sunday from me. I am happy to announce the next two songs for you. First up is Yail from Fort Collins, Colorado. They released their new album The Elegies on the 15th of January and I’m absolutely loving it. They not only released the album, but also some fantastic prints and a zine, that you can check out on their Bandcamp. We will play the opening song from their new album called The Mismeasure of Man.

The second song we play is a new song called Alone from the band Suffocate For Fucks Sake from Sweden. This song is from their new album Fyra which will be released in April of this year. You can already preorder it on their Bandcamp, so go and check it out. Make sure to check out the vinyl's for this release, they are absolutely beautiful. Enjoy

<Yail + Suffocate For Fucks Sake>

You have just listened to Yail + Suffocate For Fucks Sake . For more of their music, please visit and support these bands on their Bandcamp pages. You can find their links on our website.

Next, we have guests from Puebla, Mexico. Joliette has been around since 2011, and released 3albums since then. They also played and represented Mexican hardcore scene in several Europe tours. If the pandemic never happened, we could have actually seen them at Miss the Stars fest in Berlin in 2020. While keeping our hopes for next year, today we’ll listen to Vacío from their third album Luz Devora which was released in 2019.

Following Joliette, we will have Warren of Ohms from Tempe, Arizona. Warren of Ohms is a the solo project of Sammy Gurule, melding hardcore, math rock, and post-metal. He has been producing music since 2013 and released 3 albums. The very last album, which was released earlier months, is actually a collection of his unreleased demos which he will no longer work on. Today we’ll listen to the second track of that album.

<Joliette + Warren of Ohms>

You just heard Joliette and Warren of Ohms. As always, support these amazing bands by checking out their Bandcamp

We have 2 songs left for this episode. The first song we play is called Selected from The Etched City, which is a solo project hailing from Queens, New York. The Etched City started making music in 2019 and is drawing influence from bands like Jawbreaker, Radiohead and Deftones, among many others. On the 15th of January he released a new album called Distractions, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

Done With Fish from Saint Petersburg, Russia will conclude today's episode with the song This Party Sucks from the new EP called Last Words Vol.1, which is released on the 12th of January. I guess the genre can be described as mostly post-rock, but I also hear some other influences shining through. I can highly recommend you to visit the Bandcamp page and listen to all 4 songs, they are fantastic.

This concludes today's episode of All Our Tomorrows End Today. We hope you enjoyed it, stay safe, and we see you next week!

<The Etched City + Done With Fish>