Author : Jennifer Stone
With verses that are emotionally raw and revealing, Future Crisis Klub has brought forth the alt-rock project ‘Future Crisis Klub’. Comprising 5 explosively nineties-eque nostalgic rock hooks, the EP compels listeners to turn up the volume as each song creates an unforgettable impact on them. There is an inherent simplicity that gives the tracks a familiar buzz along with hypnotic electric guitar riffs that awe with their complexity while also etching themselves permanently into the minds of the audience. After a hiatus of 13 years, the frontman of Future Crisis Klub Kris Degaust decided to make a comeback.
Recorded at the Sunset Sound studio in Los Angeles, ‘Future Crisis Klub’ was produced by Joe Chiccarelli whose credits include those like The Killers and Elton John. The first four songs of the EP, namely ‘Wrecking Ball’, ‘Beautiful and Obscene’, ‘The Refugee’, and ‘Admit It’ portrays a tentative rock style with a live-style edge and gloriously addictive melodies with a classic metallic roar that represents a refreshing thread of sublime songwriting. ‘I Was Wrong’ on the other hand starts as more of a slow burn that instills thought and comfort. The twist comes after the three-minute and ten seconds mark when the track picks up and builds up to a dramatic climax of bold musicality. ‘Wrecking Ball’ and ‘Beautiful & Obscene’ are now out on YouTube for streaming. Check out his website and follow him on Facebook and Instagram for more updates.
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