Review: The Big Pink's 'Future This'

By Melissa Maerz, EW.com

updated 10:41 AM EST, Tue January 17, 2012

Robbie Furze and Milo Cordell of The Big Pink attend a music festival in Newport, Isle of Wight on June 13, 2010.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

The Big Pink's latest album is produced by indie kingmaker Paul Epworth (Adele)
"Future This" updates the best of '80s shoegaze with breakbeat rhythms and arena-worthy choruses
Frontman Robbie Furze finds love washing over him "in a soft explosion"

(EW.com) -- Are the Big Pink young enough to have grown up on their parents' Jesus and Mary Chain records?

Sure sounds like it on "Future This."

The U.K. duo's latest, produced by indie kingmaker Paul Epworth (Adele), updates the best of '80s shoegaze with breakbeat rhythms and arena-worthy choruses.

On the title track, frontman Robbie Furze finds love washing over him ''in a soft explosion.''

Which isn't a bad way to describe getting swept up in their massive pop hooks.

See the full article at EW.com.

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