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Released 26th January 2024
SK says: 'Sam Herring picks over a disintegrating long-distance relationship with candour but he exercises vocal restraint, knowing exactly when to unleash his trademark growl over Gerrit Welmers' synth work, which at times owes as much to William Onyeabor as it does to OMD.William Cashion's bass alternates between Hooky-esque strums, locked in step with Mike Lowry's motorik rhythms, and taking the melodic lead on the album's slower numbers. It all adds up to their best since breakthrough albumSingles andthat Letterman performance.'
Today, less than two months following the final tour date of their As Long As You Are tour, Future Islands announce the details of their new album People Who Arent There Anymore which will be released January 26, 2024. The seventh album from the band - Samuel T. Herring (vocals, lyrics), William Cashion (bass, guitars), Gerrit Welmer
Released 26th January 2024
SK says: ‘Sam Herring picks over a disintegrating long-distance relationship with candour but he exercises vocal restraint, knowing exactly when to unleash his trademark growl over Gerrit Welmers’ synth work, which at times owes as much to William Onyeabor as it does to OMD.William Cashion’s bass alternates between Hooky-esque strums, locked in step with Mike Lowry’s motorik rhythms, and taking the melodic lead on the album’s slower numbers. It all adds up to their best since breakthrough albumSingles andthat Letterman performance.’
Today, less than two months following the final tour date of their As Long As You Are tour, Future Islands announce the details of their new album People Who Arent There Anymore which will be released January 26, 2024. The seventh album from the band – Samuel T. Herring (vocals, lyrics), William Cashion (bass, guitars), Gerrit Welmer
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Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Future Islands were never meant to last. After eighteen years and 1,400 live shows, Future Islands show theyre not only still here, theyre making the most powerful music of their fascinating, but unexpectedly long and storied career.
For Future Islands, albums arent a static reflection of a moment in time, they are a fluid chapter in their lives that can change and mutate. People change and pull away. The band are no different, coming up against their future while staring at their past. Theyre not the same people they were when Future Islands began nearly two decades ago.
They are now spread about, some settled down and some still moving. People Who Arent There Anymore reflects the transience of a bands existence; the rare privilege of travelling all over the world contrasting
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Future Islands were never meant to last. After eighteen years and 1,400 live shows, Future Islands show theyre not only still here, theyre making the most powerful music of their fascinating, but unexpectedly long and storied career.
For Future Islands, albums arent a static reflection of a moment in time, they are a fluid chapter in their lives that can change and mutate. People change and pull away. The band are no different, coming up against their future while staring at their past. Theyre not the same people they were when Future Islands began nearly two decades ago.
They are now spread about, some settled down and some still moving. People Who Arent There Anymore reflects the transience of a bands existence; the rare privilege of travelling all over the world contrasting
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