Tomorrow Morning

'Tomorrow Morning' is the ninth studio release from American rock band Eels. The album is the final part of a concept trilogy, including 'Hombre Lobo' (2009) and 'End Times' (2010), which flourishes here into a bright and reflective piece. Lead singer / songwriter Mark Everett conflicts the optimistic concept by using the cold sound of electronic melodies and an array of loops and drum machines. Still, Everett produces a positive and uplifting album here that finishes the trilogy on an uncharacteristic high.

"The wordless howl of delight on the exuberant gospel stomper "Looking Up" is Everett's most compelling statement yet."
-SPIN

"The vibe on 'Tomorrow Morning' is more settled and optimistic. Musically, the disc treads into the electronic realm and is often experimental."
-ALTERNATIVE PRESS

""Spectacular Girl" - electric piano; fat drum loop - is an offbeat cracker; ditto "The Man"..."
-MOJO

"The album is uplifting and hopeful... the tender self-evaluation of "What I Have to Offer" providing one of many particularly sweet moments."
-CLASH

"Opener "Gratitude for This Magnificent Day" and halfway mark "This is Where it Gets Good" find a spring returning to Eels' step, with washes of strings and cute, clunky, electronic beats."
-RECORD COLLECTOR

"It turns out that this consistently astonishing writer chronicles happiness as astutely as he evokes its opposite."
-UNCUT