Northern riff monsters ‘Today, They Are Older’ reboot their new self-titled
EP through all stores on Friday 27th November.

Forged in the gritty industrial town of Darwen, Lancashire, Today, They Are
Older have emerged with a sound that has engulfed its surroundings and
swallowed them whole. With influences oozing from Underoath to Heights, and
for fans of aggressive riffs, impassioned vocals and raw energy, Today, They
Are Older will take over your life.

Conceived back in 2010, the North Westerners soon set about releasing their
debut EP ‘Universal’, which was followed by the band’s debut album ‘The
Evergreen Theory’ in 2013; both records helped to firmly place TTAO   on the
map and amassed a loyal fanbase for the post-hardcore crew. In truth,
however, neither record managed to accurately capture the band’s true sound
and raucous energy. The band took stock and drafted in a new drummer and
another guitarist to enhance their already formidable sound. With a
revitalised line-up and a fresh impetus, the five-some began to create a new
set list and were soon snapped up by independent label ‘Sunbird Records’.

The band decided to record their next EP in the basement of their new
drummer Matt Woodburn’s home. They wanted the record to be organic,
energetic and vigorous – and they’ve certainly hit all expectations. The
quintet’s new self-titled EP never lets up. From the blistering opening bars
of ‘Empty Eyes’ to the final notes of ‘No Guts, No Glory’, the band have
delivered an EP that will surely take them to the next level. Look out for
further UK tours and European sets to be announced very soon.