Melbourne-formed outfit Miami Horror will release their long-awaited second album ‘All Possible Futures’ in April. The news came out of the US overnight, where the band has just inked a new deal with Haven Sounds and Dine Alone Records to release the new album, their first since their 2010 debut ‘Illumination’.
The band has crafted ‘All Possible Futures’ across the past three years, but in order to craft an international-sounding LP, on this occasion, they’ve ventured a little further afield than Melbourne.
“We wanted to move to LA for inspiration and influence more than anything,” band founder Ben Plant said in a statement. “It helped us to experiment and find our own sound. If you look at a lot of the alternative electronica and dance music coming out of LA it definitely has a feel – we love the weirdness and sunshine. It has been a strong influence on many of our favourite records from the ’60s-’80s and we wanted to allow it to influence this record.”
Though there’s been no confirmation of an Aussie release at this stage, expect it around the same time as it drops in the US; that’s Tuesday April 21.
1. American Dream
2. Real Slow (ftg. Sarah Chernoff)
3. Love Like Mine
4. Cellophane (So Cruel)
5. Wild Motion
6. (Into the Night)
7. Colours in the Sky
8. All It Ever Was
9. (Maybe I Need You)
10. Out of Sight
11. Stranger
12. Who Is Gonna Save Us
13. (Happy Without You)
14. Another Rise, Another Fall
15. Forever Ever
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