Friday, April 3, 2015

Future Islands // Balance [video]

I fux w/ "Future Islands" heavy this is from "On the Water" ...am I reaching to think that beautiful girl in the lead role is the gorgeous model Dani Phae ? This is 2011 that would B hype... Directed x Jay Buim Produced x Chester Endersby http://www.thrilljockey.com/thrill/Future-Islands/On-the-Water#.VR6ObvzF-bM https://twitter.com/futureislands ..I need to give a backstory on the band tho I never have. The front man Samuel T. Herring with a rhythym section of William Cashion, Gerrit Welmers and Erick Murillo, who plays electronic drum kit. They are from N.Carolina to Baltimore x have been making music since 2003 but lost band members and in 2006 they went crazy recording and in April 2006 and a self-released split CD with Welmers' solo project Moss of Aura in January 2007. They recorded their debut album "Wave Like Home" with Chester Gwazda at Backdoor Skateshop in Greenville, NC later that year. London-based label Upset the Rhythm released Wave Like Home in the Summer of 2008. The cover art was designed by Kymia Nawabi, a former member of the band and of Art Lord & the Self-Portraits. In late 2007/early 2008, the band relocated to Baltimore. The "Feathers and Hallways" 7" was recorded in Oakland, California, during their first U.S. tour and was their first release as a focused three-piece. Their second album, In Evening Air, was recorded in the band's living room in the historic Marble Hill neighborhood in Baltimore. In 2009, the band signed to Chicago independent record company Thrill Jockey records following a year of solid touring, they recorded their third album On the Water in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, and released it in the autumn of 2011. In early 2014, the band announced they had signed to 4AD, who would release their new album, Singles, in March 2014. The band made their network television debut on March 3, 2014, on The Late Show with David Letterman, performing the lead single "Seasons (Waiting on You)".[2]Their performance on the show, particularly Herring's onstage antics, became an internet success, and garnered millions of views on Youtube But Forever FLy was jammin them b4 the hype. http://ForeverFly.com

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