FUTURE PUNX - this is post wave LP Chaoscore

FUTURE PUNX - this is post wave LP ChaoscoreWhy don't you do yourself a favor and get this through your moldy rind ASAP: Future Punx are punk. Punker than the Tragedy tattoo you got in 2006 and try to forget about. Punker than your "transgressive" Soundcloud noise wankery and the fascist imagery you childishly borrowed for the logo. Punker than your dangly earring and your stupid switchblade that you will literally never use, and yes dear reader, punker than YOU. The members of Future Punx have

an ex-member of two of the finest bands of the last two decades

film maker Bob Wass and mountaineer Cathy O'Dowd

through hostile territories sometimes

interested in using the voice to create rhythmic patterns that would inevitably break out of time and become asymmetrical and awkward

when the duo released their album “Easy As Down” (KOMPAKT CD 068)

Depressive post Black Metal shoegaze from New Zealand with elements of post rock & atmospheric doom

VA to add bits of archaic synth and samples

Georgia Hubley and James McNew now return as a quartet

Avantgarde horror doom with a touch of obscure experimentation into the bizarre

“We’re putting our hearts on our sleeves—and then apologizing for it

led by sword heaven electrician mark van fleet and partner-in-crime/childhood friend nathan reynolds (also of weirdo goths american jobs)

the point remains clear-ish that perhaps the purpose here is to make something different out of the street refuse