What makes The Future's What It Used to Be by Apollo 440 notable?

This album was well-received for its innovative fusion of electronic and alternative rock elements, charting on various international lists and reaffirming Apollo 440's relevance in the genre. Critics noted its timely commentary on contemporary society, adding depth to the album's appeal. By 2012, Apollo 440 had established themselves firmly within the electronic music scene, having released several successful albums since their debut in 1996. 'The Future's What It Used to Be' marked a return to the forefront after a five-year hiatus, showcasing their enduring ability to merge genres and experiment with sound.

Who is The Future's What It Used to Be for?

The Future's What It Used to Be works well if you're into pulsating energy for dancing, eclectic samples for exploration and short tracks for quick bursts.

How many songs are on The Future's What It Used to Be?

The Future's What It Used to Be has 11 tracks, running approximately 46 minutes.

The Future's What It Used to Be

Apollo 440 · 2012

46 min · 11 tracks · alternative rock

A pulsating blend of electronica and alternative rock that navigates themes of nostalgia and modernity with infectious grooves.

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Top tracks — play these first

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The Future’s What It Used to Be — The title track serves as a thematic centerpiece, encapsulating the album's exploration of changing perceptions and societal shifts with a captivating electronic backdrop.
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Love Is Evil — This track stands out for its darkly humorous take on romantic relationships, juxtaposed against an upbeat rhythm that makes it both catchy and thought-provoking.
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Music Don’t Die — As a rallying cry for musical resilience, this track features powerful lyrics and an anthemic chorus that captures the essence of Apollo 440's mission to keep music vibrant.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

pulsating energy for dancing
eclectic samples for exploration
short tracks for quick bursts
vibrant soundscapes for parties

Maybe skip if you

slow, introspective listening preference
long, continuous music journeys

Where this album fits

Career context: By 2012, Apollo 440 had established themselves firmly within the electronic music scene, having released several successful albums since their debut in 1996. 'The Future's What It Used to Be' marked a return to the forefront after a five-year hiatus, showcasing their enduring ability to merge genres and experiment with sound.
Stylistic neighbors: The Chemical Brothers· Fatboy Slim· Underworld

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Stay Frosty 2:47
2 The Future’s What It Used to Be 4:49
3 Smoke & Mirrors 4:56
4 Stealth Cantorum 0:10
5 A Deeper Dub 5:23
6 Love Is Evil 5:11
7 Odessa Dubstep 4:57
8 Motorbootee 4:13
9 Traumarama 3:50
10 Fuzzy Logic 5:38
11 Music Don’t Die 4:42

What to play next

Go back to

Dude Descending a Staircase

2003

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