Future Islands: "What happens when you're turning 40 and you're still in a band? Are you capable of still making interesting music?"
How Future Islands have made it to their 18th year together, and an album that’s going to change how they operate
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How Future Islands have made it to their 18th year together, and an album that’s going to change how they operate
Samuel T. Herring of cult art-pop crew Future Islands on the band’s upcoming Dublin date, getting the U2 seal of approval, and the possibility of covering ...
It's the night after Future Islands' network television debut on The Late Show, and David Letterman is trying not to laugh. "Let's dance!" he declares, after a joke about a candy store falls flat.
Future Islands frontman Samuel T. Herring is in a good mood. He punctuates his sentences with laughter, and even across an occasionally static phone connection (Herring is driving a rented tour van from Florida to Maryland before the band embarks on the n
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