Reviews

Not really his strongest material, but still nothing less than a revolution for Kozelek, truth be told.

Tomorrow’s Hits proves that The Men aren’t hardcore heathens but rock tragics at heart, that they do whatever they damn well please – and do it damn well.

Track selection flows along nicely and extra credit goes to the sound engineers for capturing the warmth of these performances.

It’s an album that’ll please the indie and hipster kids, but one that’s also accessible for the mainstream music lovers.

These songs are written for the front rows, for the friends, for the strangers and believers.

This is his best yet.