Future Haunts are neither spooky nor futuristic, but they have a penchant for crafting twilight-drenched garage rock tunes with duelling guitars and tight rhythmic foundations. The band started as a project between guitarist/vocalist Ben Speight and bassist Daniel Sergiacomi making bedroom demos in a Taringa share house. After second guitarist Tom Lindeman was recruited the band started playing house parties and refining their sound. The band is rapidly gaining traction with previous single 'Dev...
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Future Haunts are neither spooky nor futuristic, but they have a penchant for crafting twilight-drenched garage rock tunes with duelling guitars and tight rhythmic foundations. The band started as a project between guitarist/vocalist Ben Speight and bassist Daniel Sergiacomi making bedroom demos in a Taringa share house. After second guitarist Tom Lindeman was recruited the band started playing house parties and refining their sound. The band is rapidly gaining traction with previous single 'Devon Loch' released in early 2016 gathering 300,000 Spotify plays. Triple J’s Dave Ruby Howe has described the bands sound as a 'bristling jolt of garage'. After playing shows with the likes of British India, Alex Lahey Mid Ayr, Good Boy and Born Joy Dead, Future Haunts are looking forward to delivering their brand of post-garage to new audiences.
