Swervedriver - Future Ruins
- 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
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Released
- May 8, 2026
- Label
- Dangerbird Records
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 10
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 - 4 stars, MOJO. 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 - 7/10, Uncut. That first song, 'Mary Winter,' is a heavy wave of swirling guitar fuzz offset by the soothing balm of Franklin's voice. - Stereogum