FUTURE NOBODIES Future Nobodies [limited Transparent RED] LP VINYL 2024
Art.Nr.: 48431
EAN: 8016670166375
Label: YOUNG & COLD
EUR 29,99
inkl. 19 % USt
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Artist: | FUTURE NOBODIES |
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Title: | Future Nobodies | |
Format: | Limited edition of 200 copies, on Transparent RED Vinyl |
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Year: | 20.09.2024 | |
Label: | Young & Cold | |
Tracklist: | A1 I still love You A2 Donde Dormiste A3 Tarot A4 Die Disko (Edit) A5 I don't want to share You (Too Shy) B1 Untitled B2 Anti-Depressants B3 Touch Me B4 Drag U Down B5 Love will destroy |
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Info: | Highly gifted US-trio from Chicago
with a very strong debut album! The band's self-description "we make
sad happy music to dance to" sums it up pretty well. Discogs mentions
genres such as Dreampop, Gothrock, New Wave and Indie, but in the end
it can be summed up as Postpunk, which on the one hand fits well into
the ongoing trend. On the other hand, however, it relies less on the
usual gloom and instead conveys a positive overall mood. This is
ensured by the female singer's unpretentious singing, the straight
rhythms, the pumping bass and the wavy guitars. This would have fit
well on the 4AD label in the early 90s, when bands like Lush, Belly,
Throwing Muses and Breeders were causing a stir there. After starting
with the relaxed, easy-going songs “I still love
You”, “Donde Dormiste” and
“Tarot”, “Die Disko” then takes
a danceable club direction for the first time, as does the slightly
hectic “I don't want to share You (Too Shy)”. “Untitled” brings back memories of The Cure - but has nothing to do with the song of the same name from “Disintegration”. Dreampop at its finest is “Touch Me”, which would be a monument if performed live accordingly, “Drag U Down” is flawless Indiepop, as was common in the second half of the 80s on labels such as Sarah, Creation or Postcard. FUTURE NOBODIES present a fairly mature debut here, which is stylistically diverse, but has already developed its own style, which promises a lot for the future. It's worth keeping an eye on and an ear out for! |