Future Islands is kicking off 2024 with new music ... “The Tower” above and the People Who Aren’t There Anymore album cover art and tracklist below.

Watch it below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover artwork. Future Islands co-produced People Who Aren’t There Anymore with Steve Wright, who also mixed the album with Chris Coady. Future ...

Last year, when the pandemic made touring impossible, Future Islands released the album As Long As You Are. Since then, they’ve stayed busy by releasing more music: a Tina Turner cover ...

"Thrill" appears on Future Islands' forthcoming sixth studio album, As Long As You Are. The band shared a cover and release date, Oct. 9, for the album Wednesday on Instagram. Advertisement As ...

Future Islands have shared a cover of Tina Turner’s track ‘We ... eccentric band Future Islands released their sixth studio album, ‘As Long As You Are’, in October last year.

Listen to their cover of the song below. Future Islands are currently on tour in ... they had started work on their seventh studio album, though a release date is yet to be announced.

Future Islands’ ambitions likewise expanded. They signed to Thrill Jockey for their 2010 album, In Evening Air. The band’s third album On the Water came a year later. By now, the punk-like scrappiness ...

Side three of Bills & Aches & Blues sees Future Islands cover Colourbox's "The Moon Is Blue", Jenny ... Bradford Cox and Dry Cleaning is out now. The full album will be released digitally on 2 April, ...

Future Islands' latest album, People Who Aren't There Anymore, is filled with their signature indie pop sound, but it's also deeply personal. Initially conceived of by lead singer Samuel T.

A phenomenal Future Islands remix was unleashed at the end of 2014 by BadBadNotGood and now Oakland’s Bells Atlas is taking on a track from their 2008 album” Wave Like Home”. The Baltimore band’s slow ...

On Jan. 26, Future Islands release their seventh studio album, “People Who Aren’t There Anymore.” But their goal is to still be here, as long as possible. Maybe for another seven more.

However, that geographic distance hasn't affected the intimacy that Future Islands conjures in the studio, especially on their seventh album, People Who Aren't There Anymore, which is likely the ...