Swervedriver Future Ruins LP (Baby Blue Vinyl)

Swervedriver

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DGBLP180C

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708857180110

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Description

Coming May 8, 2026 pre-order your copy today!

Shoegaze Titans' 6th Studio Album on Baby Blue Vinyl!

UK shoegaze legends, now on baby blue vinyl!

Future Ruins achieves everything an admirer could ask of the reunited band's new album…Swervedriver now posses a melancholic, autumnal undertow that suits them like a little distinguished grey in the whiskers…a career-best peak…Future Ruins pulls off a canny trick, perfectly channeling their past, while making sense in the present
-MOJO, 4 stars

The spacious, Neil Young-ian rumbling of the title track and the bulked-up power-pop of 'Spiked Flower' both see co-founders Adam Franklin and Jimmy Hartridge venture beyond the template of Raise and Mezcal Head without making the faithful worry they've ditched their distortion pedals
-Uncut, 7/10

That first song, 'Mary Winter,' is a heavy wave of swirling guitar fuzz offset by the soothing balm of Franklin's voice.
-Stereogum

Features

Baby Blue Vinyl LP

Selections

Mary Winter
The Lonely Crowd Fades in the Air
Future Ruins
Theeascending
Drone Lover
Spiked Flower
Everybody's Going Somewhere & No-One's Going Anywhere
Golden Remedy
Good Times Are So Hard to Follow
Radio-Silent