This weekend, Sound Study Recordings labelmates and Gainesville, FL neighbors THE FUTURE NOW and LIQUID LIMBS will hit the road for a short jaunt through the Southeast on their way to Radfest! in Wilmington, NC.

The Future Now are supporting their recently released debut LP

“Hazy Orange Sunday.”  You can stream the entire album HERE. LIQUID LIMBS continue to support their acclaimed 2009 release, “Orquid.” You can stream that entire album HERE.

5/7 St Petersburg, FL @ Fubar*

5/9 Gainesville, FL @ The Junkyard

5/10 St Augustine @ Nobby’s

5/11 Atlanta, GA @ 529 Bar

5/13 Charleston, SC @ The Village Tavern

5/14 Wilmington, NC @ RADFEST!

5/21 Tampa, FL @ New World Brewery*

*just The Future Now

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What people are saying about The Future Now “Hazy Orange Sunday”

"A band trying to do something honest in a dishonest culture. Very heavily influenced by the 90's, only the good parts though." -Skratch Magazine

"Easily one of the best things to come out in 2010 and It wouldn't surprise me one bit if this was the next Gainesville band to take over the world." -Tom Haugen, go211.com

"These kids play straight up, no frills rock music and make no apologies for it." - REAX

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What people are saying about Liquid Limbs “Orquid”

Liquid Limbs deliver intense experimental style indie rock with unexpectedly catchy vocal melodies. Made up of just two members, guitarist Kevin Nowak and drummer Chase Permann, Liquid Limbs manages plently of memorable noise despite their petite stage set up."

-AMP Magazine

"There simply can't be enough praise for this record. Not many bands can jump from thick riffs to stellar vocal harmonies to rhythmically engaging rock melodies with this much ease. We simply need more bands like this in heavy music. Bottom Line: Catchy heaviness meets clever rock songwriting in Liquid Limbs' Orquid. This is mandatory listening material for those who love bands like Torche, Jucifer, and Big Business. Don't mess this one up by not checking this out."

-Lambgoat.com

"Orquid flits between hooky melodies and speaker-stretching sonic workouts within seconds of each other, a crafted work of broken and stitched up prog pop genius."

-Big Cheese Magazine (UK)