US-based rising Instrumental Progressive Metallers, Sometime In February, are pleased to launch a brand new single titled “Outside In.” This track will feature on the bands as-yet-untitled InsideOut Music debut, which they have just finished recording, and will be released in Spring 2025.
Listen to the track now here: https://sometimeinfebruary.lnk.to/OutsideIn
Watch the official visualizer through the YouTube player below:
Earlier this year the band released a track titled “The Bad Fight,” which featured a guest appearance from Paul Waggoner of Between The Buried & Me. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/aKz6VlixlO0
Originally founded as an instrumental solo project for guitarist Tristan Auman in 2020, Sometime In February became a fully rounded Prog Rock trio with the addition of drummer Scott Barber and bassist Morgan Johnson after making the jump from studio to stage following the release of their EP “Here Goes” in 2021.
The Carolina-based group has kept their foot on the gas ever since, touring throughout the Southeast US and releasing their follow-up, the debut LP “There Goes,” in 2023. Their first full-length record gained attention from prog fans and peers alike, with Tristan receiving an invitation to join Between the Buried and Me in a live capacity starting in 2023.
The band comments: “We are thrilled to be signing to the world’s premier label for progressive music, InsideOutMusic. Sometime in February wouldn’t exist without many of the artists on their roster, and it’s an honor to stand beside them. Thomas Waber has been supportive and encouraging to us for some time now, and we’re excited that we found the right moment to work together and make InsideOutMusic the home for the next era of Sometime in February.”
InsideOut Music label-head Thomas Waber adds: “We are extremely excited to be working alongside this talented young US band. After talking to them for a while, it felt like now was the right time to welcome them to the fold, and on the evidence of the track ‘Hiding Place’, bright things are ahead!”
