Therapy – Tomorrow Is Lost

Therapy by Tomorrow Is Lost

Tomorrow Is Lost‘s full-length album Therapy is a dynamic, anthem-ridden collection of eleven brilliant songs recorded by the Newcastle rock band who have quickly cemented themselves as the forerunners of the “new wave of rock n roll” movement which is set to explode worldwide in 2020. Featuring one of the most dynamic, talented, new female vocalists to hit the scene, Tomorrow Is Lost can easily hold their own alongside the likes of rock heavyweights Halestorm, Evanescence, and Paramore. Therapy is the band’s second album, featuring eleven mind-blowing alternative metal anthems. The album was produced by Dave Boothroyd (Phil Campbell, Boy Jumps Ship, The Bastard Sons) at 6db Studios, and was mastered by Jon Astley (Judas Priest, The Who, The Rolling Stones) at Close To The Edge. From the opening track on the album, “Wildchild” sets the scene with unrelenting angst and could easily become THE active rock anthem of 2020! The song “Hideaway” changes course and captures the essence of trauma paired alongside the journey of recovery and positivity, while “White Noise” is short, sharp and gets right to the point of how some people turn a blind eye to bad things that happen in plain sight. All in all, the album is a shining example of everything a perfect rock album should be and judging by the momentum this band has created throughout the United Kingdom, there’s no stopping Tomorrow Is Lost!

Stream or buy Therapy by Tomorrow Is Lost on iTunes, Amazon MP3, Google Play, or CD and stream it via Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Music Unlimited, Pandora, Tidal, YouTube, and more!

Press Quotes & Highlights

• (10/10) “I didn’t expect to be talking about an album of the year in February… a wonderful album!” – Power Play Magazine
• (10/10) “I have been converted from start to finish this album is a really great listening experience” – Metallum Subterra
• (10/10) “this band hit the scene with the right music at the right time, and slingshot their way into the limelight” – Metal Temple
• (10/10) “by far the best new LP I have had the pleasure of listening to this year!” – Rock N Load Magazine
• (9.5/10) “Every tune is catchy, well-constructed, and full” – Ever Metal
• (4/5) “an astonishingly great debut album and one of the most satisfying I’ve heard in a while” – Midlands Metalheads
• “all killer, no filler and will easily be one of the best releases you hear in 2020” – Moshville Times
• (8.5/10) “there is something here that everyone can relate to” – Metal Gods TV
• (8/10) “Therapy is definitely worth listening to and a very convincing debut from this English band!” – Arrow Lords of Metal
• (8/10) “Tomorrow Is Lost is another ace up my sleeve!” – Metalirium
• (4/5) “Therapy proves that Tomorrow Is Lost have the potential to be every bit as successful as bands like Halestorm, if not more so” – Three Songs and Out
• (7.5/10) “One of the most dynamic, exciting sounding rock records to be released so far this year” – Rock Sins
• (7.5/10) “This is an album that is sure to grab a whole load of attention!” – GBHBL
• (3.5/5) “a combination of classic and contemporary sensibilities appealing to a wide variety of hard rock fans” – Heavy Music HQ
• (3.5/5) “one of the fastest-rising modern rock bands in the United Kingdom” – The Headbanging Moose
• “Therapy by Tomorrow Is Lost is certainly worth the wait!” – National Rock Review
• “if Tomorrow Is Lost can continue making records as good as this then it’s only a matter of time until they reach the big leagues” – Down the Front Media
• “Therapy by Tomorrow Is Lost is an excellent album throughout. The writing, production, and musicianship is all on-point” – Cult of Dan Peach
• “Don’t underestimate these guys – they’re young but they’ve got something special going on here” – Rock Fiend Publications
• “Tomorrow Is Lost are very, very good!” – Rush on Rock
• Wildchild in tracks of the week feature on Feb 3, 2020 – Classic Rock / Loudersound
• Placements in Spotify’s Heavy Queens, New Metal Tracks, and New Blood curated playlists
• “one of 2020’s most significant statements in rock music!” – Small Music Scene
• … more coming soon