Two Weeks From Tomorrow
Two Weeks From Tomorrow was a London band active from 2002 to 2010, working independently rather than with a major label. Their lineup included vocalist and...
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Two Weeks From Tomorrow was a London band active from 2002 to 2010, working independently rather than with a major label. Their lineup included vocalist and guitarist Tim Patalan, bassist Jake McHugh, and drummer Matt Quinlan. They put out albums like 2004's "The Sound of Silence" and 2007's "Vestiges."
Their song "Motorbike" became their most recognizable track. The band's sound drew from post-punk and shoegaze, with some ambient textures mixed in. They developed a cult following among listeners who appreciated their particular approach.
Two Weeks From Tomorrow stopped working together in 2010. Their music, including "Motorbike," still finds listeners who connect with it.
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