Future Generations New York
Brooklyn-based indie rockers Future Generations inhabit a sonic landscape that’s vibrant, explorative, and emotional, and 2020 will showcase their boldest songwriting to date. With a new collection of songs that were entirely recorded, mixed, and produced by lead singer Eddie Gore in his home studio, the band is ushering in a new era of honesty and optimism amidst the disillusionment of life. ... more
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