![[Futuristika!]](https://i0.wp.com/futuristika.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/futuristika_f_logo_250_s_s.png?fit=250%2C250&ssl=1){kind=logo}
![[Futuristika!]](https://i0.wp.com/futuristika.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/futuristika.png?fit=3750%2C938&ssl=1)
[Uniform] Industrial rock from Cormac McCarthy to Raymond Chandler
With Uniform's industrial rock, reference to Cormac McCarthy, there is no victim to save, there is no evil to be defeated.
Music
Boris unveiled the release of a new album, W
Boris has announced the release of a new album. W will be released by Sacred Bones on January 21.
[Voivod] Heads Up: Synchro Anarchy
Weirdo prog-thrash titans Voivod join the melee of early 2022 releases with the upcoming Synchro Anarchy, which will be released on February 11 via Century Media. New Voivod is always a thrill, and yet there is no music from the…
Interview with trajedesaliva: Seeing the barely seeable, hearing the barely hearable
Futuristika gives an ear to what trajedesaliva tells, about dark Galicia, parentship and weird analog sounds.
A new song from Maybeshewill: ‘Green Unpleasant Land’
MAYBESHEWILL have released a brand new song. The new song, titled Green Unpleasant Land, is taken from the post-rock band’s upcoming new album, No Feeling Is Final. The new song is inspired by the 2020 book of the same name by Professor Corinne…
Builders – Beatin Hearts
It’s hard to figure why 9/10 Christchurch author and songwriter Bill Direen hasn’t been accorded the legend status of many of his peers from the New Zealand pop underground.
Soundtracking the horrors of totalitarianism
Partly inspired by Jean-Paul Sartre's short story of the same name, The Childhood Of A Leader is a tense psychological drama tracing the formative years of a young boy and set against the backdrop of the 1919 Paris Peace Conference that led to the establishment of the Treaty of Versailles. Walker continues to work with long-term collaborators Peter Walsh (co-producer) and Mark Warman (musical director), with the latter conducting an orchestra comprised of 46 string players and 16 brass for the studio recording.
Neckbolt
The name Neckbolt might evoke images of Frankenstein’s monster’s appendages, or it might suggest a critical piece of guitar hardware.
What Aleph Said
What Aleph Said is a four-piece band playing instrumental music, based in Lausanne, Switzerland. Aeonia was recorded during the peak of the pandemic at Studio de la Fonderie (Fribourg, Switzerland). It was live-recorded and mixed by Chris Noth (Fireantmusic) and…
[Thought Leaders] Aggressive post-punk
Things change. We’ve all become painfully aware of that in recent times. And Thought Leaders is a band thoroughly borne of change.
Oslo Tapes – Ør
ØR – Norwegian for “dizzy, confusing” - is the third album from Italian avant-rock trio OSLO TAPES, and the album keeps what the word promises: a dizzying ride through a feverish dreamscape of imaginary Norwegian highlands painted in cubistic shapes.
Psychonaut & Sâver – Emerald
PSYCHONAUT and SÂVER are akin in many ways: both artists embody and explore corporal, physical heaviness in their sound as much as spirituality and philosophy, both artists often stretch their compositions close to the 20 minutes mark, and both artists redefine the concept…