Consequence of Sound — Including dates with Wye Oak and a slot at Coachella. more info

Impose Magazine — After proving their salt with In Evening Air and On The Water on Thrill Jockey, Future Islands have made the progressive leap to 4AD. The announcement of a new label is piggybacked with the exciting news that we're a mere two months away from end... more info

Prefix — Photo gallery of Phantogram and Future Islands performing at The Vic in Chicago (October 9, 2013). Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/photos/phantogram-future-islands-the-vic-chicago-pics/ more info

Impose Magazine — On Saturday, September 21st, Baltimore's Dan Deacon, Future Island and Videohippos (who were playing their first show since 2010) played a sold out show at Ottobar. The concert also featured a poetry reading by Lesser Gonzalez of Bob O'Brien&... more info

Impose Magazine — One balmy Maryland night 2009 I was sitting upon the magical roof atop Open Space with Adam Lempel and Brendan Sullivan of Weekends, one of my favorite new Baltimore bands at the time. Weeks prior I had decided to start a record label via a new Futur... more info

Impose Magazine — And the hits keep on coming. As we told you on Wednesday with our premiere from Thee Oh Sees, the release not to miss this year is the playable flexi book from Famous Class of live recordings from a year spent at Death By Audio. Out of character thou... more info

Impose Magazine — Baltimore, MD's Peals (William Cashion of Future Islands and Bruce Willen formerly of Double Dagger) went on tour in support of their first record, Walking Field in May and June 2013. We dropped off disposable cameras at one of their shows (shout... more info

Impose Magazine — We've seen a lot of nice packages in our day, but this one certainly takes the cake. In what is a new undertaking for Brooklyn label Famous Class, there will be a release on July 29 called Live at Death by Audio 2012, a playable flexibook of live... more info

Impose Magazine — In the wild subsubculture of Baltimore's music scene, many alternate projects and side bands emerge. Future Islands, a known synthpop staple among Baltimorians, has branched off before to create the slimy hat-wearing rebrand called The Snails, an... more info

Impose Magazine — If a random passerby were to come into our office and ask, 'Hey Impose, which two Baltimore acts would you most like to see combine members for a new project?' You can be pretty sure the unanimous answer would be a dynamic duo featuring members from ... more info