Aussie post punk/synth wave band screensaver have shared the video for their current single “Future Trash”.
The track features on their sophomore album ‘Decent Shapes‘, out this Friday, October 20th via Poison City Records (Aus) and Upset The Rhythm (UK). Buy your copy here.
Speaking about it, screensaver’s Krystal Maynard said: “The lyrical content for “Future Trash” was inspired by a throwaway name for the original demo. Our drummer James called the song “nylon,” which set me on a path thinking about the fabric created in the 1930s and in turn got me thinking about all these other materials we’ve created over the last century that are completely unsustainable. Advertising companies present these products like essential items for modern living but really it’s just trash: your new fast fashion purchase or tech gadget or cheap Kmart homeware item is just future trash.”
Watch the James Beck-directed video below.
Screensaver Upcoming Live Dates
21st October – John Curtin Hotel, Melbourne VIC
2nd November – Sideway Bar, Canberra ACT
3rd November – The Servo, Port Kembla NSW
4th November – The Enmore, Sydney NSW
5th November – A secret location, Sydney NSW
10th November – The Eastern, Ballarat VIC
17th November – TBA, QLD
18th November – The Bearded Lady, Brisbane QLD
19th November – A secret location, Eudlo QLD
24th November – The Dart and Marlin, Warrnambool VIC
25th November – The Metro, Adelaide SA
Photo credit: Kalindy Williams
