Today Is The Day stands as a significant figure in the extreme music world, having carved out a niche that interweaves elements of noise rock, avant-garde metal, and hardcore to create a sound that’s as confrontational as it is unique. Founded in Nashville, Tennessee in 1992 by the enigmatic Steve Austin, who not only fronts the band as vocalist and guitarist but also acts as the producer and engineer for their recordings. The band's lineup has seen numerous changes over the years, with Austin being the sole constant member, ensuring that the innovative spirit and ferocious intensity of their music remain unaltered.

Over the past three decades, Today Is The Day has released a series of gripping albums that challenge the boundaries of heavy music, with their abrasive sonic assault and personal, often distressing lyrical themes. Notable releases such as "Temple of the Morning Star" and "In the Eyes of God" have solidified their cult status among fans of experimental metal. Their most recent studio album "No Good to Anyone" continues this legacy, showcasing the band's relentless experimentation and refusal to conform to mainstream musical trends. Their live performances, captured in albums like "Live in Japan" and "Live at the Whisky a Go-Go," are notorious for being visceral and intense, echoing their storied catalog's raw power and emotional depth. With their 2020 release "Silver Anniversary," Today Is The Day celebrated 25 years of pushing sonic boundaries and enduring as a force of daring musical innovation.