Tomorrow's World

Tomorrow's World - Tomorrow's World
Critic Score
Based on 6 reviews
2013 Ratings: #1003 / 1115
User Score
Based on 4 ratings
April 8, 2013 / Release Date
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CRITIC REVIEWS

70
Drowned in Sound

Tomorrow’s World is a strong enough debut: there’s no doubting the quality of the songs here, and Dunckel and Hayter make emotional, Radio 2-ready electronic pop with enough letting go of the handrail to remind you they’re onto something original. 

65
The 405

Tomorrow's World resemble a cross between a 60s girl group and an 80s synth-pop act - kind of like The Shangri-Las meets Depeche Mode. Their self-titled debut is cinematic, grand and very dramatic.

60
NME

This is more of a homage to the past than a shining vision of music’s future. 

60
DIY

As a collaboration, 'Tomorrow’s World' is an interesting listen; better than that, it’s a good listen. But it never really goes anywhere, and feels almost too complete as a collection of cinematic love songs.

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Track List

  1. A Heart That Beats for Me
  2. Think of Me
  3. Drive
  4. Pleurer Et Chanter
  5. So Long My Love
  6. Don't Let Them Bring You Down
  7. Metropolis
  8. You Taste Sweeter
  9. Catch Me
  10. Life On Earth
  11. Inside
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Added on: April 8, 2013