Daniel Johns - FutureNever (Blue Vinyl)
- Reclaim Your Heart
- Mansions
- Where Do We Go?
- Cocaine Killa Featuring Peking Duk)
- Stand 'Em Up Featuring What So Not)
- I Feel Electric Featuring Moxie Raia)
- Emergency Calls Only Featuring Van Dyke Parks)
- Freaknever Featuring Purplegirl)
- D4Ngrsb0Y Featuring This Week in the Universe)
- When We Take Over
- Someone Call An Ambulance
- Those Thieving Birds, PT
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
- Colour
- BlueRed
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
FutureNever will continue to scratch Johns' itch for collaboration, with ""a few of [his] friends"" jumping on the record, names he'll slowly release in the lead up to it's release. Johns says the record will be an ""eclectic mix of music"" and, given the breadth of material his offered us in the past 25 years or so, it's anyone's guess what this will sound like.
- Reclaim Your Heart
- Mansions
- Where Do We Go?
- Cocaine Killa Featuring Peking Duk)
- Stand 'Em Up Featuring What So Not)
- I Feel Electric Featuring Moxie Raia)
- Emergency Calls Only Featuring Van Dyke Parks)
- Freaknever Featuring Purplegirl)
- D4Ngrsb0Y Featuring This Week in the Universe)
- When We Take Over
- Someone Call An Ambulance
- Those Thieving Birds, PT
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
- Colour
- Pink
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
- Edition
- Indie Exclusive
FutureNever will continue to scratch Johns' itch for collaboration, with ""a few of [his] friends"" jumping on the record, names he'll slowly release in the lead up to it's release. Johns says the record will be an ""eclectic mix of music"" and, given the breadth of material his offered us in the past 25 years or so, it's anyone's guess what this will sound like.
- Reclaim Your Heart
- Where Do We Go?
- Cocaine Killa
- Stand 'Em Up
- I Feel Electric
- Emergency Calls Only
- FreakNever
- D4NGRSBOY
- When We Take Over
- Someone Call an Ambulance
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 10
Daniel Johns releases his second solo album, FutureNever... FutureNever will continue to scratch Johns' itch for collaboration, with ""a few of [his] friends"" jumping on the record, names he'll slowly release in the lead up to it's release. Johns says the record will be an ""eclectic mix of music"" and, given the breadth of material his offered us in the past 25 years or so, it's anyone's guess what this will sound like.
