American synth-pop trio from Baltimore formed in 2006. Members include Samuel T. Herring (vocals), William Cashion (bass) and Gerrit Welmers (synths). Known for dramatic vocal delivery and 80s-influenced synth arrangements.

Members named in reviews and public sources: Samuel T. Herring (vocals), William Cashion (bass) and J. Gerrit Welmers (synthesizers). Reviews describe the band as influenced by 1980s synth-pop/new wave and sometimes label them post-wave.

DeBaser reviews praise Future Islands' 80s-influenced synth-pop, highlighting Samuel T. Herring's dramatic vocals and William Cashion's propulsive bass. In Evening Air (2010) and Singles (2014) are discussed as nostalgic yet inventive works. Reviewers describe theatrical delivery and strong synth arrangements.

For:Fans of 80s-influenced synth-pop and new wave revival; listeners who value strong vocals and bass-driven arrangements.

 It's a theatrical, sentimental song, mostly heart-wrenching, with a strong, very strong impact.

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 His voice is the strong point and the common thread of their offering, a voice that a myriad of post-metal bands would pay gold to have.

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