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Today, August 4, 2026, marks the 20th anniversary of the August 4, 2006 show of Cartoon Network's Fridays.
This week's musical guest was The Futureheads, who performed the songs "Favours for Favours" and "Skip to the End".
I prefer the first song, honestly.
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THE FUTUREHEADS - HOUNDS OF LOVE
Smelly’s Song Of The Week…..
The Futureheads - Christmas Was Better In The 80s
TOS… @loveaxiomatic where is the lie?
oh I can't resist it.
The Futureheads - The Futureheads (07/12/2004)
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AWESOME ASS MUSIC day 7
ARTIST: The Futureheads
ALBUM: This Is Not the World
SONG: The Beginning of The Twist
Originally released in 2008
The youtube video got the title wrong, its beginning of THE twist not A twist. i dont really have much else to say about this one other than that i like it. you can find the music video here
[June 10th 2025]
4/29/25.
The Futureheads were one of those early 2000s bands that struck a chord with me because of their tight, angular post-punk sung with a sharp accent. My reaction to hearing "In The City" by The Jam come to mind when thinking of how I felt when I first heard The Futureheads. The Futureheads never got their own post, but have been mentioned many times in posts about other releases: Deleter, Omni, Cathedrale, Do Nothing, Nosferatu D2, and most recently The Bishops were compared with The Futureheads over the past several years.
"This Is Not The World" is the band's 3rd album following their near perfect S/T and the nearly-as-good "News and Tributes." Cherry Red Records has a double LP, "Decent Days and Nights: The Singles" available.
I didn't realize The Futureheads are also based in Sunderland, England. I can't imagine how vibrant that scene must have been when both they and Field Music were active.
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