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Black Futures

Apocalyptic noise-punks Black Futures are in possession of some of the darkest sonic manoeuvres this side of Nine Inch Nails. Watch them tear up the latest PRS Presents...

Anita Awbi
  • By Anita Awbi
  • 16 Oct 2018
  • min read
Apocalyptic noise-punks Black Futures are in possession of some of the darkest sonic manoeuvres this side of Nine Inch Nails.

Their proto-industrial onslaught combines space age electronics with thrashing guitars, strobes and radiation suits for maximum visceral impact.

Founded on a love for both The Chemical Brothers and Death From Above, the duo mission deep into the seams where indie-rock meets dance music.

Now building up a head of steam, thanks to mind blowing shows at festivals including The Great Escape, Y Not and Reading/Leeds, they brought their anarchic anthems to the latest PRS Presents gig.

We were on hand to see the sparks fly…

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