World of Tomorrow

From the pool of performers revolving around the brand new York City-based group W.O.O. Revelator and Sweetstuff Mass media label, the quintet Globe of Tomorrow discovered a unique audio made of cool brass licks, large space rocking, and free of charge improv explorations. Regarding co-leader Bonnie Kane, that is about probably the most available, rock-oriented music she’s performed. The group’s origins can be tracked back again to 1991 when W.O.O./W.O.O. Revelator’s Bonnie Kane (saxophone, flute, consumer electronics) used Scott Prato (bass, vocals) within a short-lived music group led by Billy Symptoms. Both clicked and performed sometimes together through the entire 10 years. In 1995, Kane made an appearance on Eyeball Sandwich, the ultimate record by Prato’s alt-rock group the Thundering Lizards. Actions Adventure Systems’ head Cliff Ferdon (drums) noticed both of these perform in Von Elmo’s music group on the CBGB’s Xmas present in 1998 and approached them the very next day to place a project jointly. Rehearsals started in January 1999. The group attempted guitarists Sal Musemici and David Romanelli, and trombonist Chris Morrow, but fundamentally continued to be a trio for the documenting of its initial CD, Soul Purpose, (although these music artists show up as guests). A active gig timetable around downtown N.Con.C. and Williamsburg (like the Knitting Stock and CBGB’s) allowed the music artists to present their very own eyesight of “free of charge space rock and roll” to some following that continued to be little, but was enthusiastic more than enough to fast an invitation in the organizers from the Unusual Daze Festival, a significant annual space rock and roll event kept in Ohio. Before executing there, the group made a decision to drop the guitars and recruited trumpeter Tim Byrnes. The machine would be tempo and brass, with Kane’s flute and consumer electronics offering the trippy aspect of the music. Drinking water on Mars, the group’s second Compact disc, was culled from live recordings and released in August 2000. It still features Musemici being a visitor. III arrived in November 2001 and included excerpts through the Unusual Daze concert. The group performed once again in the 2001 release of the event and began touring in New Britain too.