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

This album received a mixed critical response but is significant for its fusion of genres during a time when electronic influences were permeating mainstream music. Tracks like 'Odessa Dubstep' exemplified the rise of dubstep in popular culture, reflecting both an industry trend and the band's ability to adapt. By 2012, Apollo 440 had evolved from their breakthrough in the late 1990s with 'Charlie's Angels' to explore deeper electronic sounds. 'The Future's What It Used to Be' marks their return after a five-year hiatus, showcasing their continued experimentation in the realms of alternative rock and electronica amidst a rapidly changing musical landscape.