Following the success of their 2004 release Time & Space, which received airplay on more than 130 college radio stations in the US, Soular returns with Waiting for Tomorrow, an ambitious, inspired collection of new songs. Melodic structures and spacey sonic dins come together do define Soular's distinct brand of atmospheric, radio-friendly modern rock.

Based in the unlikely music local of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Soular formed in 2002 when longtime friends Marsh Shamburger and Jared Ashcraft began a musical collaboration. Adding versatile drummer Ian Byrd in 2003, charting on the CMJ 200 for more than 2 months in 2005. Soular has mantained a relentless touring schedule and has opened for artists including Liz Phair, Vertical Horizon and The Fray.

Much of Soular's spacious, atmospheric sound can be attribuited to the band's rich collective experience and background, as well as each member's musical successes before coming together. Lead singer Marsh Shamburger graduated with a music degree from Baylor University and has published and produced recording for major companies including EMI. Shamburger, who also provides guitar and keyboards, brings contributes unbridled guitar presence, singing, songwriting, and the infusion of unique textures such as the theremin to Soular's sonic weave.

"Our sound is a fusion of all that we know and have listened to" said Shamburger. "It's about what we are feeling and experiencing at the moment a song is written We just write and perform the kind of music we like and the result is our own sound."