Futuro are back with eight more songs that mix in hardcore punk with some post hardcore. This sound reminds me of what was happening with the late ‘80s DC bands, and then up into the ‘90s with Jones Very (especially on the song “History”), when hardcore started to break off from the formula and explore sonic areas deemed off limits by the staunch and conservative fans. Futuro play the kind of music you can immerse yourself in and just listen to, such as the track “A Ultima Peça.” The bass line in their cover of Violeta De Outono “Dia Eterno” sounds very similar to Government Issue’s “Strange Wine”. –Matt Average (Dirt Cult, [email protected])