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1) No Tomorrow is a D-Beat punk band from Wilmington, NC. Formed in the Fall of 09', they feature members and ex-members of Buzzoven, Day of Suffering, Sourvein and Buildingstodust. In early 2010 they recorded a demo in a DIY studio which was later released as a cassette by Neurotik Organization. They have toured the North East once by themselves, shared a leg of Kontatto's (Italy) full-country tour, shared the southeastern leg of Dodsfalla's (Denver CO) full-country tour and have recently toured the Southeast. In late 2011 they recorded at The Jam Room in Columbia SC for their upcoming split lp with Oiltanker, out sometime in 2012 by Profane Existence records. They play very regularly in Wilmington NC and host touring bands through the booking moniker "DIY Wilmington NC".

https://www.facebook.com/pages/No-Tomorrow/187199831327598

2) No Tomorrow is an Alternative Hardrock/Metal band from Köping, Sweden. The members are Mattias Larsson (Bass, Lead Vocals), Jack Norling (Guitar, Vocals), Oskar Löfberg (Drums) and Mikael Trkulja (Keyboard, Percussion, Vocals). The band released a demo for sale named "The Cold Awakening" in 2006, and while they record new songs every now and then, they have decided not to put out any demo new for now. Instead, they aim to make their songs available online as much as possible.

The band was originally formed in the fall of 2003, as a school project. They called themselves "The Ozums", and only played a couple of local gigs, presenting only covers.

Later, in the fall of 2004, the band began to write their own music, and chose a new name for the band; No Tomorrow. Several new members joined, (the only original member left in the band was Mattias), and they started to become a serious musicial group.

In april of 2005, the band had developed into a quartet consisting of Mattias Larsson, his younger brother Adam Larsson, Jack Norling and Dedwin Gonzalez Tobar. The band played with this set for two years, becoming well-known locally for their unique, experimental musical style and unpredictable live shows.

Drummer Dedwin Gonzalez Tobar quit the band in april -07. He had not been developing with the band for a long period of time and felt that he could no longer make the contribution the band needed from him. No Tomorrow has since his departure played with a number of temporary drummers. However, in November of 2008, drummer Oskar Löfberg joined the band as a fulltime member.

Keyboard player, vocalist and percussionist Adam Larsson left the band in December of 2008, due to lack of interest and motivation.

Drummer Joakim Jonsson (who is the drummer of swedish metal band Skyfire, and also the lead guitarist of swedish metal band Axenstar), played the drums on the recordings of a number of songs during No Tomorrow's studio session in August of 2007. He also recorded the guitar solo on the song "The Forgotten". A few months later, in December -07 and January -08, he performed live with the band at three shows in Köping.

In March -09, Mikael "Truck" Trkulja joined the band as the new keyboard player. The band played their first show with Trkulja at the UKM festival in Köping on April 25th.

To check out more about No Tomorrow, go to:

http://www.myspace.com/notomorrowswe

3) No Tomorrow is a Hard Rock n' Roll band from Hultsfred, Sweden.

They were formed in the autumn of 2004 by PG (guitar, vocals), Laban (Battery) and Totte (Lead guitar). Soon enough they found a bassplayer in David.

After a while, Totte decided to quit and was replaced by Robert.

Two demos have been released; "Tall Friday Bender" (2005) and "Rock like there's..." (2006) website: www.notomorrow.se

4. No Tomorrow is Pop/Punk from Springfield, IL, US.

They were formed in 2003 by high school friends Matt Taden (Bass, backup vocals), Tyler Morris (Drums), Tyler Wells (Guitar, Lead Vocals). They also go by the name The Muholland Drive, but that was quickly dropped after an outrage by close friends and fans. They broke up in the winter of '05 playing their last shows at Andiamos and Breadstrecthers, 2 shows in the same night.

They put out 2 EPs. Both can only be found by asking the band members or close friends who bought the EPs.

RIP boys.

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