Lloyd Spiegel - This Time Tomorrow

This Time Tomorrow is the ninth album by Australian blues guitarist and singer-songwriter Lloyd Spiegel, released in July 2017 via Only Blues Music.

This Time Tomorrow is an album written as Lloyd travelled through Europe, Central and North America and delivers driving rhythms that return to his gut bucket blues roots. Shady and colourful characters spread out over continents and decades, through places forgotten and familiar. This Time Tomorrow is a return in fine form from an artist at the top of his game.

Says Spiegel of the new songs, “I’ve never written at home. I find it hard to be creative in my lounge room looking at bills and checking footy scores and find that the inspiration to write comes from those few quiet hours in a hotel room on tour, the airport transit lounge or the long bus ride is where I can reflect and put those experiences into lyric. I've travelled most of my life so really, they're like letters home."

It’s been a while since Spiegel’s last studio album Tangled Brew (2010), but he’s been far from idle in that time. He's toured the world relentlessly, launched his own signature model guitars and cemented his position as a bona fide festival headliner in Australia, with his recent performance at Bluefest in Byron Bay the cherry on top.

In Australia, Spiegel is approaching icon status among guitar lovers and his 2015 double live album Double Live Set won a swag of Australian blues ‘chain awards’, peaking at number 7 in the APRA independent charts.

With European and North American tours under his belt, along with recent showcases at Folk Alliance in Kansas City, the ECMAs in Canada and AMW in Sydney, Spiegel has many years on the road ahead of him.

“Australian blues and roots icon Lloyd Spiegel, in his first Bluesfest appearance, holds his own full house in the palm of his hand, just him and his trusty Cole Clark, a full swag of songs, a full tote of stories told with humour and aplomb, the man able to make his guitar do anything at all as he tells tales both tall and true, his own superbly written material marrying with blues standards in a way few others are able to manage. The man is a mountain, he’ll surely be back.” Sam Fell – Rolling Stone

Check out the tracks:  “This Time Tomorrow”; “Stranger Things”; “Into The Blue”; and “Cure My Soul”.

This album is on compact disc housed in a digipak with booklet, pressed in Australia.