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Swervedriver "Future Ruins" Industrial that modern consumer culture isUK Shoegaze legends, now on baby blue vinyl! "Future Ruins achieves everything an admirer could ask of the reunited band's new album Swervedriver now posses a melancholic, autumnal undertow that suits them like a little distinguished grey in the whiskers a career best peak Future Ruins pulls off a canny trick, perfectly channeling their past, while making sense in the present" 4 stars, MOJO. "The spacious, Neil Young ian rumbling of the title track