Last Week

Last Week shaped in 1998 around guitarist/vocalists Ido Zmishlany and Matt Reich. The duo transitioned through several monikers, musical designs, and assisting players before buying drummer Neal Saini and an easy pop/rock and roll sound. By 2000, the group experienced officially called themselves THE OTHER DAY; experienced tapped Zmishlany’s child years pal, Yaniv Packin, mainly because bassist; and had been establishing a hype around their Long Isle, NY, home foundation. For another few years THE OTHER DAY ranged along the East Coastline, creating a live pursuing on the golf club and university circuit. January 2003 discovered them in the studio room with Tomas Constanza of alt-rockers Diffuser in the helm; the classes created Wouldn’t It Become Great, the band’s debut on polish. After that, in July of this year, the THE OTHER DAY received AOL’s “First Break” competition, the web service’s nationwide skill search, providing its users the opportunity to choose an unsigned musician for publicity on its music web pages and a feasible recording agreement. Last Week’s success nabbed them a demonstration cope with Atlantic and noticed their one “Beautiful Young ladies” garner many spins on AOL. They continuing to gig through the entire East Coastline throughout the entire year. 2004 discovered Last Week executing on NY FM shop WHTZ, doing schedules in the East Coastline leg from the Warped Tour, and logging studio room period with AAA/Scorching AC mixer Brian Malouf. The music group continued to get active support from WHTZ in 2005. The place added a fresh version from the band’s song “Unstable”, and programs were designed to provide Last Week’s debut EP being a download from its site.