Sault Today & Tomorrow

Last chance, this is the last repress.

Sault - Today & Tomorrow is one of five albums released by the collective Sault on November 1, 2022, as part of their unique musical offering. This album, in contrast to others in the batch like Untitled (God) and Earth, returns to more groove-driven, danceable tracks, blending genres like funk, punk, post-punk, and even elements of rock. Today & Tomorrow showcases Sault’s ability to continuously innovate while maintaining their commitment to socially conscious themes.

The album departs from Sault’s more soulful and ambient sounds by embracing a rawer, more aggressive energy, reminiscent of late 1970s and 1980s post-punk and new wave music. It’s characterized by tight basslines, punchy drums, and guitar-driven rhythms, combined with Sault's signature vocals. The album has a more rebellious and upbeat feel, channeling the energy of punk with a modern twist.

Lyrically, Today & Tomorrow tackles themes of change, resistance, and societal transformation, but with a sense of urgency and defiance that pairs well with its punk-rock influences. The album feels like a call to action, encouraging listeners to confront the challenges of the present while remaining hopeful for the future.

Key Tracks:

"Money" – A gritty, punk-infused track that critiques materialism and economic inequality with an infectious rhythm and rebellious energy.
"The Plan" – This song blends funky grooves with a post-punk edge, focusing on themes of control, resistance, and self-determination.
"Valley of the Ocean" – A slower, more reflective track, showcasing Sault's versatility as they transition between high-energy and more contemplative soundscapes.
Reception: Today & Tomorrow was praised for its bold shift in style and its ability to capture the raw energy of punk and rock while staying true to Sault's core messages of empowerment and social justice. Critics appreciated the album's diversity within the Sault discography and its willingness to embrace different musical forms, showing the collective's range and creativity.

This album stands as a testament to Sault’s genre-defying approach, bridging past and present sounds while continuing their focus on cultural commentary