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Apr 20, 2026Tomora comes off as a good-natured side quest, freely venturing into unexpected territory and maintaining an adventurous spirit.
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MojoApr 20, 2026If Come Closer occasionally strays into the arena of techno-hippy (admittedly a compliment on the siren-squall of Ring The Alarm), the duo provide enough incentives to keep you there quite happily for a while. [Jun 2026, p.90]
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Apr 20, 2026It feels as if Tomora’s true potential will truly reveal itself on future records after finding their energy as a live act. Still for now, ‘Come Closer’ is a debut worth dancing about: exceptional, beautiful and shit tonnes of fun.
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Apr 29, 2026While the record shares DNA with a Chemical Brothers album, it is not a Chemical Brothers album featuring Aurora. Tomora’s LP exists in its own world with a clear sense of identity forged from their distinctive musical journeys.
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Record CollectorMay 15, 2026Melding the ethereal and otherworldly with some wonderfully punishing basslines on future classics like Ring The Alarm. [Jun 2026, p.103]
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Apr 20, 2026Come Closer is a hostage to 90s Euro-Club-isms and torn in half by the lesser devices of two highly talented individuals, a near-first in music where a collab brings out the worst in each participant.