The Glimmer Stars' new album - Someday's A Long Time - is the band's second full-length release for Rum Bar Records. The ten song CD occupies the sonic territory somewhere between the Small Faces and the Raspberries, while still maintaining it's own character and identity. The vulnerability of The Glimmer Stars' music - tough, tender, and gritty - is there to flavor the hard medicine of life, loss, and experience. The band plays with an urgency that shows they know what needs to be done, and the time to do it is now. The group has toured the East Coast and is planning trips to Texas, Arizona, and Nevada, as well as back to the East Coast this year, and continue to be a fixture on the Los Angeles underground rock and roll scene playing with such bands as The Dogs, Pat Todd & The Rankoutsiders, Richard Duguay & The Beautiful Decline, Tony Marsico and the Ugly Thingz, The Blessings, and too many others to mention. Though The Glimmer Stars have been around nearly two decades, they have come into their own on this new album. They bring everything they have, because they know tomorrow is promised to no one.