Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun

“...took our breath away & widened our eyes a bit with their blending of 90s alternative indie rock & sultry, whispering threats from the frontwoman's glossed, biting lips...Indie pop that leans a shoulder heavily on electronics, much in the vein of everything good & right about that formula.” - The Culture of Me

"Wildfire [is] fifty minutes of unrelenting thrills and chills." - This Week in New York

“Dancey, sweaty, pulsating, atmospheric, frenetic, driving. These are all words I could use to describe W I L D F I R E by Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun, and all of them would fall short. This isn’t one of those albums you listen to for singles and skip the rest. There are definitely some catchy sing-a-longs (“We Were Wild” and “Oh Black Gold” for instance), but for every soaring chorus, there is a well-balanced and introspective song keeping the contextual weight of the band intact. ” - We Are the Upstate

"Today the Moon Tomorrow the Sun: a band that should already be famous...such an unpredictable, ancillary beauty. Even so, you still sort of hate her for it. In short, they deserve the record deal that’s coming to them. I didn’t tell you that." - Fourth Ward Heroes

"This indie electro-pop four piece is poised to conquer the nation with it's dance-tastic sounds, scintillating melodies, and charming good looks. But, it's their commitment to touring around the Southeast, putting on amazing live shows that is allowing TTMTTS to rapidly build its reputation." - Viva Indie Rock

"This band out of Atlanta leaves quite the impression. Their live act is spectacularly grungy, plenty dance-infused, and features as many guitar pedal / mixing board acrobatics as Radiohead and U2. If you ever get the chance, see them live. You won’t regret it." - Scene SC

"This band out of Atlanta leaves quite the impression. Their live act is spectacularly grungy, plenty dance-infused, and features as many guitar pedal / mixing board acrobatics as Radiohead and U2. If you ever get the chance, see them live. You won’t regret it." - Scene SC

“Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun -- are an unstoppable force... My prediction? Someday, their songs will echo off the walls of arenas.” - Scoutmob

“...Yeah, I praised and praised through this [review]. I know it. However, I dare you to find anyone else who’s had the pleasure of a sneak peak at Wildfire to say any different. I tried and failed miserably, as the album seems to be melting hearts from Georgia to Brooklyn.” - Altdaily

“Wildfire, their epic new full-length, they have finally found a way to capture the magic of their concerts, producing a record that fully realizes their vast potential from start to finish. It’s pop music as art at it’s very finest, and it’ll end up being one of the best records to come out of Atlanta this year.” - Ohmpark

“(TTM,TTS) are an incredible band. In-freaking-credible. They play this fierce blend of electronic rock that comes built-in with hooks and mantras, like breakup music you can dance to if you’re so inclined or rock out to if you’re so inclined or just get absorbed in and listen, listen, listen.” - Soldout

. - ohmpark.com

http://www.haveyouheard.net/2008/04/28/ep21-anna-ternheim-el-perro-del-mar-today-the-moon-tomorrow-the-sun/ - HaveYouHeard.net

http://penguinsocialism.blogspot.com/2008/06/electa-villain-ours-to-alibi-today-moon.html

http://penguinsocialism.blogspot.com/2008/05/in-their-own-words-today-moon-tomorrow.html

http://penguinsocialism.blogspot.com/2008/05/in-their-own-words-today-moon-tomorrow_23.html
- Penguin Socialism

In summer of '07, Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun was featured in a full episode of the Comcast Bands on Demand series with a live 2-song performance & interview.

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=21544807 - Comcast

Today the Moon Tomorrow the Sun has always had immaculately planned stage presence and transitions. (You might remember them from their session or when we had them on the podcast) Lets hope they’ll be coming back to us. The older songs are now tighter than Tera Patrick’s ass, and the new material shines. The full room couldn’t contain themselves from dancing, yelling loving proclamations to Micah, or like me putting on a loaded grin.

http://www.haveyouheard.net/2009/01/19/longwave-today-the-moon-tomorrow-the-sun-its-elephants-brought-the-jams-at-the-earl/ - HaveYouHeard.net