Have you ever watched a band perform and known, without a doubt, that they were on the cusp of becoming far, far bigger than they are in the moment you’re seeing them? If you’re a regular concertgoer, you’ve known the feeling of watching bands perform that will never outgrow their enclosures, and you’ve also known what it feels like when one is about to have a growth spurt. In 2025, a year and a half after the release of We’re Starting to Look Like Each Other, the debut album of Atlanta emo-folk duo hey, nothing, they performed at Salt Lake City’s Kilby Block Party. Despite sharing a time slot with indie-rock legends Built to Spill, the teenage duo Tyler Mabry and Harlow Philips delivered a performance that put the minds of anyone who skipped out…

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