Future In Plastics
Future In Plastics
Brooklyn, NY
Rock / indie / Punk
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Brooklyn-based Future in Plastics has built a reputation as one of New York's hottest emerging bands through their unbridled, circus-rock live romps and irreverent brand of post-punk americana.
Chanteuse Coco is an adrenaline-frenzied, apocalyptic, re-animation of Edith Piaf and Big Mama Thornton, leading the boys through their taught, hard-rocking paces. The music is snarling guitars, jumping old-school rhythms and raw energy. They have drawn comparisons to acts like X, Minutemen, Blondie, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Formed in early 2006, Future in Plastics first raised eyebrows with their much-ballyhooed and scandalous performance at the Mermaid Parade Ball in Coney Island that summer. The band has subsequently worked just about every juke-joint in NYC, released 2 EPs, garnering independent radio play and blog attention, and built a loyal and enthusiastic international fan base.
In spite of their self-proclaimed status as guerilla rock independents, they exude a bizarre pop sensibility, as evidenced by last year's hot showcase at the CMJ Music Marathon, CW Battle of the Bands victory and televised performance on the CW11 Morning Show, and selection as the NYC Pick of the Year at the M.E.A.N.Y. Fest Finals at the Knitting Factory.
This summer finds the band playing shows throughout the Northeast, releasing a hot new EP and accompanying video, and, as always, rocking every loft party, dirty club, and dead-end street they can in NYC. They are also available for Bar-Mitzvahs (seriously).
Discography
Future in Plastics (EP), 2008
U Look Like a Model (EP), 2006
Radio Rotation:
Indie Revolution (WMIR - 100.9 FM NY)
Breakthruradio.com
XFM Dublin, Ireland (xfmdublin.com)
Upbeat Radio Podcast (upbeatradio.com)
RadioNY.org's "The Independent Sound."
Links
http://www.futureinplastics.com
myspace.com/futureinplastics
Chanteuse Coco is an adrenaline-frenzied, apocalyptic, re-animation of Edith Piaf and Big Mama Thornton, leading the boys through their taught, hard-rocking paces. The music is snarling guitars, jumping old-school rhythms and raw energy. They have drawn comparisons to acts like X, Minutemen, Blondie, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Formed in early 2006, Future in Plastics first raised eyebrows with their much-ballyhooed and scandalous performance at the Mermaid Parade Ball in Coney Island that summer. The band has subsequently worked just about every juke-joint in NYC, released 2 EPs, garnering independent radio play and blog attention, and built a loyal and enthusiastic international fan base.
In spite of their self-proclaimed status as guerilla rock independents, they exude a bizarre pop sensibility, as evidenced by last year's hot showcase at the CMJ Music Marathon, CW Battle of the Bands victory and televised performance on the CW11 Morning Show, and selection as the NYC Pick of the Year at the M.E.A.N.Y. Fest Finals at the Knitting Factory.
This summer finds the band playing shows throughout the Northeast, releasing a hot new EP and accompanying video, and, as always, rocking every loft party, dirty club, and dead-end street they can in NYC. They are also available for Bar-Mitzvahs (seriously).
Discography
Future in Plastics (EP), 2008
U Look Like a Model (EP), 2006
Radio Rotation:
Indie Revolution (WMIR - 100.9 FM NY)
Breakthruradio.com
XFM Dublin, Ireland (xfmdublin.com)
Upbeat Radio Podcast (upbeatradio.com)
RadioNY.org's "The Independent Sound."
Links
http://www.futureinplastics.com
myspace.com/futureinplastics
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