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Spanish Love Songs and Pure Noise present Future Nausea

Posted by Loren on September 6, 2026

Spanish Love Songs and Pure Noise present Future Nausea
photo by Mitchell Wojcik

Spanish Love Songs has a save the date. The band will release Future Nausea on Nov. 6, 2026 on Pure Noise Records. 

 

“When I first sat down to work on the record, I basically told everybody I just wanted to make a big rock record, whatever our version of something like Born in the U.S.A. would feel like if it could exist,” vocalist Dylan Slocum says in a press release. “But as much as I wanted to make a major-key-sounding album, I wanted it to be as angry politically as it could be. More angry than sad. I actually think this is the least sad record we’ve ever made.”

Oh, and they shared a new song too:

FUTURE NAUSEA tracklisting:

  1. Future Nausea
  2. Good American
  3. Welcome To Hell
  4. New Fears
  5. Living Blues
  6. Jan666
  7. Doom Tripping
  8. Shadowland
  9. No Dreams
  10. Future Nausea Pt.2
  11. See You on the Way Out
  12. Until the Sun Explodes
Spanish Love Songs and Pure Noise present Future Nausea
photo by Mitchell Wojcik

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