Future Unlimited

Future Unlimited is an independent electronic duo from Nashville, TN whose music is heavily influenced by the sounds of the 1980's. The band takes its name from a song by the band Cut Copy, considered to be a major influence on the band. Named one of the top ten bands to debut at South by Southwest 2012 by NME Magazine and AOL Spinner, their lush synthesizer tracks with soaring vocals and iconic anthems bring to mind a melding of The Cure, Joy Division, Tears for Fears and early U2. Formed in 2010, David Miller and Samuel D'Amelio comprise the Nashville, TN-based songwriting duo. In addition to releasing 'EP' and the singles 'Lightweight Eyes' & 'Haunted Love' in 2012, Future Unlimited have crafted remixes for other artists, including The New Division and the soon-to-be-released remix of Goldroom's "Sweetness". “For all the focus on otherworldly drones, opaque, planar ‘80s synths, and mechanical bass throbs lately, Future Unlimited are promising because they’ve found a way to incorporate those familiar elements into something new.” -- Pretty Much Amazing “Future Unlimited will no doubt be compared to the endless amount of ’80s-style pop bands in recent years, but there are few things about this duo that aren’t completely new and refreshing. From the crazy rhythmic choruses to the stellar production, Future Unlimited are nothing short of spectacular on their debut EP." – Beats Per Minute “Overall, the early signs show us a duo who’s lasers are set to stun.”—The Recommender "Throwback rarely feels this genuine, a real accomplishment amongst so much nostalgia." — Consequence of Sound Future Unlimited Offical Website: afutureunlimited.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.