Get all 50 Antiquated Future Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 80%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Somehow We’ll Grow Into Some Overlapping Oak (Selected Songs, 2007-2022), Now You Know (Selected Songs 2010-2018), Imaginal Disc, First Light, Unravel, Time From Work To Go (Selected Songs, 1992-1998), Once Again In The World (Selected Songs, 1998-2020), You Brought Me Back From The Dead (Selected Songs, 1998-2019), and 42 more.
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Graveyard Block
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Red Stripe
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Cold & Golden
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Frenzied Spring
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Mario Mushrooms
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French New Wave Heroine
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One Times One
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Repertoire of Men
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First/Last Frost
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Antiquated Future Records Portland, Oregon
A cassette tape label of slightly-skewed pop, indie rock, lo-fi folk, oddball electronic, and soundscape wizardry.
A division of the Antiquated Future zine distro & online store.
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Crippling Lack
by David Thomas Broughton
A jaw-dropping epic. David Thomas Broughton's "UnAbleTo" album was one of the first releases on Antiquated Future.
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A perfect EP. We can't wait for a full-length!
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Well, I Don't See Why Not, Vol. Two
by Various Artists
Our long-running compilation series. Over the years has had tracks by artists like Broken Water, David Thomas Broughton, and Stephen Steinbrink, and members of Grass Widow, The Lowest Pair, and Lake.
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Well, I Don't See Why Not, Vol. Four
by Various Artists
supported by 15 fans who also own “Like Like”
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Well, I Don't See Why Not, Vol. One
by Various Artists
supported by 13 fans who also own “Like Like”
Got it for this song in particular but it's full of interesting stuff.
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Time Sides With No One
by Dolly Spartans
Super hooky guitar rock with sophisticated melodies and sweetly earnest lyrics. All proceeds from the release go to the ACLU.
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