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Indie Rock’s Best-Kept Secret

6 days ago | tmrwmagazine.com | Zach Collier

Today's music landscape is dominated by viral hits, algorithm-driven playlists, and short attention spans. It’s easy to miss the artists quietly building something meaningful in the margins. Frequently referred to as "the most criminally underrated indie rock band making music today," the quartet (Composed of Zach Knell, Samuel Sheppard, Keith Lambson, and Soren Buchert) is making music for those willing to tune out the noise and listen a little deeper.
Talking Smack and Never Saying “I”

2 weeks ago | tmrwmagazine.com | Noah Wade

Following two interviews over Zoom, my first in-person interaction with Nashville-based pop-punk singer Knox occurred at Philadelphia, PA’s Brooklyn Bowl during his opening set for alt-pop trio Nightly in early November 2023. He caught my eye midway through his tune “Love Letter,” and purposefully bounded from stage right across to stage left to dap me up at the barricade.
Boundaries & Freedom

2 weeks ago | tmrwmagazine.com | Zach Collier

Sinéad Harnett possesses this carefree, effortless charm. To date, she’s the only person I've met who’s ever popped on to a remote interview eating her lunch, and she did it with humor and style. “I’m just going to finish this egg, if you don’t mind,” she laughed. Sinéad was outside in the sunshine, sunglasses on, a light breeze blowing. In a manner that can only be described as Old-Skool Cool, she showed off the contents of her lunch sack. “I just came here with my laptop to take the call.
Movie Review: Kinda Pregnant

1 month ago | tmrwmagazine.com | Anwaya Mane |Jillian Bell |Brianne Howey |Will Forte

by Anwaya Mane Kinda Pregnant opens with Lainy (Amy Schumer) and her best friend Kate (Jillian Bell) playing pretend pregnancy with their dolls. Lainy declares, "Being a mom is the greatest thing a human being can do." Both women are without mothers, which may explain why Lainy's desire to become a mother burns so strongly, while Kate seems to view it as something she’ll address when she’s older.
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When a Playlist Becomes a Record

1 month ago | tmrwmagazine.com | Noah Wade

There are well over a dozen remnants of interviews, concert reviews, and coverage of singles, albums, and live streams with my name on them in relation to Nashville-based alt-pop trio Nightly floating around the internet.
Natacha Karam and the Art of Resilience

1 month ago | tmrwmagazine.com | Zach Collier

Our shoot with Irish-Lebanese actress Natacha Karam spanned three locations across three city blocks. No matter where we walked, we were accompanied by the pleasant, happy padded feet of Cleopatra, Natacha’s dog. Far from a London Tipton/Ivana vanity dog situation, Natacha had turned her tmrw shoot into a weekend vacation of sorts for her, her boyfriend John, and (of course) Cleo.
TOMORROW X TOGETHER at The O2: Just Like Magic, Years in the Making

2 months ago | tmrwmagazine.com | hasan beyaz

Even visually, the duality is there. The structured, tailored suits of the opening act give way to flowing shirts and tight-fitted tees, before shifting again into something looser, more lived-in. It mirrors the energy of the setlist: sharp when it needs to be, unrestrained when it matters. Interestingly, the group spent a significant portion of the night on the extended stage, keeping themselves at the heart of the audience rather than towering above them.
Blessings From Curses

2 months ago | tmrwmagazine.com | Zach Collier

I learned that pretty quickly when I picked him up from the airport. We’d never met before, and meeting someone for the first time is always a little nerve-wracking, especially when you’re about to be stuck in the car with them for an extended period of time. The small talk came easy and he was polite, but I really knew he was a solid dude when we got to the hotel and walked up to the front desk to check in. “I’m sorry, there’s no booking here under your name,” the desk attendant said.
Future Picks #012

2 months ago | tmrwmagazine.com | Zach Collier

5 Tracks From 5 Artists Under 50,000 Monthly Listeners by Zach Collier Hello from tmrw. As a publication, we're endlessly fascinated by the search for new talent. Today, we've got five standout tracks that span multiple genres, all from incredibly talented artists worldwide. Discover your next favorite song. Sitting at the intersection of Demi Lovato and Flyleaf, this track from Lauren Presley effortlessly blends stripped down, moody modern pop with the best tendencies of 00s alt rock.