BLACK FUTURES

ANNOUNCE UK HEADLINE TOUR FOR OCTOBER

SUMMER FESTIVAL DATES

DEBUT ALBUM
NEVER NOT NOTHING
OUT AUGUST 30TH VIA MUSIC FOR NATIONS
PRE-ORDER HERE

‘TUNNEL VISION’
NEW SINGLE OUT NOW

Following the announcement of their debut album ‘Never Not Nothing’ (out 30th August via music For Nations), and the release of their latest aural and visual offering ‘Tunnel Vision’, sentient sonic anarchists Black Futures have announced a string of UK live dates for October.
An unrelenting krautrock energy underpins swelling synths and wild, prophetic vocals, before the anthemic chorus of ‘Tunnel Vision’ explodes in melodic ecstasy. Accompanying the track, a warped and lysergic video – produced in conjunction with 3D animation artist Sam Gilmore – transcends and challenges social norms in a surreal and allegorical barrage of provocative symbolism.
Black Futures state: “Tunnel Vision is a love song to existence. A profession of absolute obsession and dedication to music, art, nature, progress and loved ones. An expression of the constant destructive will to create, making you a violent collision of contradicting devotion.The frustrating dichotomy between existing as a human now in 2019 and the battle not to destroy everything in your wake. Personally this is something that consumes us with equal parts hope and despair with every moment.
“Tunnel Vision is also a tribute. A sonic totem to the obsession of radicals that push the boundaries of politics, rebellion, altruism, conservation, science, design…. pioneers breaking us from stasis, plucking us from our current norm on a quest to a gentler future. Often it can feel like you are alone on the edges of society constantly swimming against the current state of hyper-capitalist zombification. Struggling to exist as yourself within the confines of our society. You are not alone. Keep pushing. Keep true… Revolution is coming. Onwards to Newtopia!”
‘Tunnel Vision’ follows the band’s previous releases ‘Love’ (a gritty slab of industrial rave), ‘Karma Ya Dig!?’ (a psychedelic anthem of solidarity), ‘Riches’ (think NIN-meets-MGMT), ‘Trance’ (a euphoric-rock bliss-blast) and the corroded Kasabian garage-glam of ‘Me.TV’ which featured a call-to-arms monologue from Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie – all of which feature on their upcoming debut album, Never Not Nothing.
A collection of apocalyptic anthems emanating from a source of caustic melody and infectious distortion, Never Not Nothing is a further insight to their vision of a crumbling world, inhabited by a cast of random reprobates and shot through with a sardonic British humour: a devastating gathering of monumental, maximalist and magnificent music, laser-honed to conquer what’s left of the world.
And that album title? “It means absolutely nothing but absolutely everything at the same time”, say the band. “It’s all encompassing; infinite nothingness.”
‘Never Not Nothing’
Tracklisting
N.N.N
Love (feat. P.O.S)
Karma Ya Dig!?
Me.TV (feat Bobby Gillespie)
Body & Soul
Youthman
Riches
Tunnel Vision
Gutters
Trance
Power Drunk

Following a UK headline tour in March and April and a tour supporting Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes earlier in the year, the band have announced that they will be supporting them once again for shows in Kingston, London and Watford in May, before taking their revolutionary live show and army of silent hazmats to a slew of festivals over the summer.
Live dates can be found below – with more to be announced soon – and tickets are available here.

LIVE DATES
July
12th – Boileroom, Guildford
August
9th – Boomtown Fair, Temple Valley
October
3rd – Gorilla, Manchester
4th – The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen
5th – Garage, Glasgow
6th – o2 Institute, Birmingham
8th – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham
10th – The Fleece, Bristol
11th – Electric Ballroom, London
November
9th – 2Q Festival, London