Label Self-released Release date 1 June 2010 | Artist Futures Producer Peter Miles | |
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Released 3 March 2010 (Rock Sound)
19 April 2010 (Re-release) Length 26:27 (Rock Sound)
33:19 (Re-release) Genres Pop music, Rock music, Pop punk | ||
The Holiday is the debut album from Buckinghamshire-based Alternative band Futures, given away free with issue 133 (March 2010) of Rock Sound magazine.
Contents
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- Track listing
- Re release bonus tracks
- Reception
- Personnel
- Songs
- References
This was the first time Rock Sound had given away a full album for free and led to this issue of the magazine becoming the highest selling in two years.
The album was re-released through the band's website on 19 April 2010, with bonus acoustic tracks.
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Track listing
All songs written by Futures.
- "16" — 3:23
- "Take Me Home" — 3:27
- "Sal Paradise" — 3:27
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" (featuring Annabel Jones of Lady and the Lost Boys) — 3:28
- "Holiday" — 3:37
- "The Summer" — 4:26
- "Thank You" — 4:40
Re-release bonus tracks
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf (Acoustic)" — 3:12
- "Holiday (Acoustic)" — 3:40
Reception
The Holiday has been very well received, with the majority of reviews being positive. Kerrang! gave a positive review stating that it was "an album of gloriously uplifting tunes" and giving the album a KKKK rating.
Rock Sound's review was also very positive saying about the album, "it's gorgeous, it's rocking and it paints Futures as a very exciting prospect indeed". The album also gained a 9/10 rating.
The review on Punktastic stated that The Holiday "is going to set them apart from all of the more established acts doing this kind of thing. Kids In Glass Houses apart, I doubt there's a band doing this style of music any better" and that saying that "the future is very bright."
Personnel
Songs
1163:23
2Take Me Home3:27
3Sal Paradise3:27