Nothing Left For Tomorrow

Heavily influenced by late '80s thrash, early '90s death metal and a touch of early '90s skate punk and alternative hard rock, Nothing Left For Tomorrow formed in 2002 appearing on the metal scene during the harsh Canadian winter of 2003. One of the early purveyors of female fronted extreme heavy metal, the band released their first 4 song E.P. "The Deafening Sound of Metal" in 2004 followed by the 5 song E.P. "Of What Once Was" in 2006 and then the release of singles "Serpentine Lies" and "Venomous" in 2007.

Their first full length album "Nightbreed" released in 2010, includes the classic line-up of Yasmina -Vocals, Justin H. -Guitar, Nick Fetchison -Lead Guitar, Kristoph Dietz -Bass, and Sean Westerman -Drums (b. Aug 26, 1980 - d. Dec 14, 2020). Followed by the 5 song E.P. "Howl" in 2014, with each album progressing in vocal power, song writing and production.

While the band has featured a variety of members over 20 plus years, originating members and song writers Yasmina and Justing H. have been the artistic drive and foundation of the band. With a ferocious live show, the band transitions between pure speed and heavy groove as Yasmina holds the crowd with searing to extreme heavy vocals. In 2017, Nothing Left For Tomorrow won the Jack Richardson Music Award for best metal in their hometown of London, Ontario, Canada.