Infusing their bedrock emo base with Sigur Rós-like billows of dream pop atmosphere, the drummerless quartet Goodbye Tomorrow balance neatly between aggression and prettiness, sounding at times like a more song-oriented version of post-rock soundscape artists like Explosions in the Sky or Do Make Say Think. The first lineup of Goodbye Tomorrow formed in Phoenix, AZ, in 2003, but the young band did not take its final shape until 2006, when charter members David Roat (bass and programming) and Josh Johnson (guitar) were joined by singer and acoustic guitarist Travis Bryant, form...