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

Impose Magazine — William Cashion of Future Islands and Bruce Willen of Double Dagger, both staples in the rampant Baltimore scene, are slated to release their first album as a duo on May 14 under the moniker Peals. The album, Walking Field, is eight tracks of sonorou... more info

Impose Magazine — Before moving to Baltimore, Samuel T. Herring, William Cashion and Gerrit Welmers of Future Islands alongside North Carolina bud, Adam Beeby were Art Lord & the Self-Portraits. The tale of the German Lord of Art (from Germany, Ohio) and his Self-Port... more info

The Bay Bridged — 1. Future Islands @ FYF Fest With the early evening sun casting a warm orange glow on the smallest FYF stage, I had a feeling we were in for something special from Future Islands. Little did I know that Future Islands would steal the festival, easily... more info

Impose Magazine — On Tuesday November 20th, Baltimore bands Future Islands and Dope Body hit Music Hall of Williamsburg with Talk Normal playing alongside the noisey bands. See more images from this post. more info

Consequence of Sound — Live performance from Thrill Jockey's 20th Anniversary show more info

Impose Magazine — Moss of Aura, or Future Islands' Gerrit Welmers, adds a funky bassline and a signature new wave lead to Danny Brown's "Grown Up". Welmers' beat is loud, but unlike a lot of rap remixes, it doesn't overpower the rhymes. "Grown Up" is a... more info

Impose Magazine — Famous Class's LAMC series boasts an exceptional roster. With its fourth installment in the books the series includes contributions from Thee Oh Sees, The Mallard, A Place To Bury Strangers, Ceremony, Future Islands and Ed Shrader's Music Bea... more info