Future_Death-Special_Victim-CD-FLAC-2014-401

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MP3/FLAC

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401

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230,06 MB

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14

Date

2025-12-18

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     Artist......: Future Death
     Album.......: Special Victim

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Blood Moss
     Genre.......: Indie


     Tracks......: 10
     Bitrate.....: 952 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:32:58  (238.MB)
     Rls date....: 2025-12-18
     Store date..: 2014-05-27
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.futuredeath.bandcamp.com/



     01 Riot Trains                                                      2:10
     02 Junkhammer                                                       6:11
     03 Basements                                                        2:19
     04 Speedweed                                                        3:27
     05 Transparent                                                      1:46
     06 Roman Devices                                                    3:00
     07 Dream                                                            2:38
     08 Post-Everything                                                  3:57
     09 Killer                                                           1:28
     10 Cornered                                                         6:02



     From swirling, tumultuous outbursts to pummeling destruction, the
     controlled chaos that is Future Death is ready to be unleashed in 2014.
     Stripping everything to the bone, the band's creative process is heavily
     linked to impulse as they capture their feelings organically and in the
     moment while leaving little room for conceptualization. The Austin based
     band formed in 2012 as Alton Jenkins and Bill Kenny began writing and
     recording what later evolved into their debut EP, which was self-released
     in the summer of 2013. They added bassist Jeremy Humphries to the lineup
     and vocalist Angie Kang found them later after months of writing. Special
     Victim, their forthcoming debut full-length on Bloodmoss Records, was
     recorded and mixed by This Will Destroy You's Alex Bhore in a
     funeral-home-turned-studio owned by producer John Congleton. With the
     creative tools at hand, Future Death took a bright, explosive approach on
     Special Victim. Like the band's overall creative process, the concept of
     impulse is apparent throughout album itself. There's not much time to
     breathe, and that's exactly why it is such a thrilling and powerful listen.

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