No Future's 7" "Pistvakt / Motherhood" and merchandise available at End All Parties

 No Future's new single is (or rather, was!) available at End All Parties: but as it often happens with their releases, you blink and it's gone!, so the 7" is already sold-out after a few hours. Rightfully so!



Copies of their EP "III" (Döda Barn Musik & Förlag, 2016) and their new t-shirts "Dead Flag" and "On Tour:Finland" are still available at: endallparties.bigcartel.com

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No Future had previously premiered "Motherhood", the b-side to their new single, in December 2024; and more recently also "Pistvakt" premiered on the same radio program in February 2025, alongside an interview with Pelle and Olof.

Official web spaces: Facebook - Soundcloud

No Future - "Pistvakt / Motherhood” 7” single out on February 14th, 2025!

No Future have just announced on their official FB page that their new 7" ”Pistvakt/Motherhood” will be released on February 14th, 2025 on Döda Barn Musik & Förlag!

The single will be available directly from the band at their two upcoming gigs in Finland on February 14th and 15th, while the remaining copies will be sold later on when they return home.
No Future can be contacted via their label Döda Barn at: dbmfua@gmail.com.

From the image shared by the band (see hre below) we can see that it is going to be an edition of 238 copies and things get even even more intriguing as it also announces that the new release on the label will be a No Future LP!

We will of course keep our eyes open and share any useful info to purchase it when it will be available.

Needless to say, we are - to put it mildly - extremely stoked to see a new release by No Future!
The b-side to this new single, "Motherhood" was premiered in December 2024 on Radio Helsinki, where it's still possible to listen to it.

No Future & Lukas Häger live in Finland: more info and details announced

Further information and details have been now announced from No Future's official Facebook page about their upcoming live shows in Finland in February 2025, together with Lukas Häger!

The first show will take place at Varjobaari in Tampere, on February 14th, 2025: alongside No Future and Lukas Häger, Finnish bands Golden Lampreys and Petoluonto will also play on the same evening, which will also feature a DJ set by Kvohst (Grave Pleasures / Hexvessel).
Tickets will be 20€, reservations can be made via email at nekalaunderground@gmail.com (payments at the door will be cash only).
The event is organized by Nekala Undergound Productions and discussions about this show can be followed on the official event page.

The second show will take place, as previously announced (if you are subscribed to our newsletter, you should have also received details about this show back at the beginning of December), at Lepakkomies in Helsinki, on February 15th, 2025: Finnish band Kasvot will also be playing on the same evening, and DJ John Zeke (Obnoxious Youth) will take care of spinning records for a proper soundtrack to the event.
Tickets will be 15€ at the door, the event is organized by Club Lupercalia and discussions about this show can be followed on the official event page.

Posters by Pelle Åhman / No Future

No Future premiere new song "Motherhood" on Radio Helsinki

It is with absolute pleasure and excitement that today we spread this amazing news: No Future have premiered a new song titled "Motherhood" on Radio Helsinki!

The episode of the radio program MusaMusa aired on December 12th, in fact, has featured an interview (in Finnish) with event organizer Mika from Club Lupercalia, who is also handling the two upcoming No Future's shows in Tampere and in Helsinki in February 2025, and on this occasion the program has also premiered "Motherhood".

The episode also featured their song "February" (which can be heard at the very beginning of the show) and Obnoxious Youth's "Imminent Evil" (Club Lupercalia is also organizing Obnoxious Youth's upcoming shows in Tampere and in Helsinki in January 2025).

"Motherhood" is without a doubt a song which condenses all the elements of No Future's music: the haunting and darkly melancholic mood of the melodies, the bittersweet depth of Pelle's voice, combined in a almost spectral, uncanny soundscape.