Fury Weekend returns with a captivating new synthwave album, Million Flares and Starlights, out September 17th, available now for pre-order from FiXT.

Preorder here: https://link.fixtmusic.com/MillionFlaresandStarlights

‘Million Flares and Starlights’ features an array of collaborations, including PRIZM, King Protea, Nouveau Arcade, Mari Kattman, Platforms, and Kirill Babiev. Each artist brings their unique style to the album, enhancing its diverse sound. So put on your shades, get in your car, and prepare to drive down the neon-laced highway. Million Flares and Starlights is the perfect soundtrack for your retro-futuristic adventure, offering a thrilling escape into a world where the future meets the past. Whether enjoyed on the dance floor or through headphones, this album which seamlessly blends elements of everything from alternative to synthwave, from indie rock to dance. Fury Weekend offers a offers fans a beautiful homage to the ’80s and takes listeners on a cosmic voyage to the future. .
 
Singles like the sultry and hypnotic collaboration with PRIZM, “Feel The Beat,” drive a refreshing party vibe with it’s fusion of indie dance and synthwave. “Galaxy of Love” combines synthwave, indie pop, and indie dance and elegantly captures themes of yearning and connection with an unforgettable vocal performance from Platforms. In “Illusion Of Flight” alternative rock vocalist Kirill Babiev giving a stunning performance Fury Weekend weaves a tale exploring the human experience. He explains, “This song is sequel to ‘Velvet Rain’, which was produced on my previous album Afterglow and continues a deepest feelings experience of a lyrical hero in a big cyberpunk city, and it is the most emotional song of the album.”  Fury Weekend‘s adept production skills shine through in “Constellation,” as he effortlessly blends elements from synthwave and indie pop to create a unique and captivating musical experience. 

The Fury Weekend project was created when Belarus-based Ars Nikonov chose to combine his love of classic rock, electronic music, and ‘80s culture into a forward-thinking music venture. The result is a dystopian synthwave sound that blends bright synth melodies and gritty guitar work into a singular music vision of the future.
 
The uniqueness of Fury Weekend should come as no surprise given the artist’s background, which involves ambitious projects ranging from industrial to post-rock. Diversant: 13, Cold in May, Martian Love, Seanine, and Tribal A.D. are some of the many names that fill Ars’ creative resume, and each of those has given the creator the experience and tools needed to make an impact with his retro-futuristic synthwave project.
 
Blending ’80s nostalgia with modern pop and electronic influences, Seattle, Washington’s Nouveau Arcade is prepared to make their mark on the world. The duo consists of Kevin Preston and Len Hotrum, long-time collaborators who have known each other for the better part of two decades.

Fury Weekend online: 
https://www.facebook.com/furyweekendmusic 
https://x.com/furyweekend 
https://www.instagram.com/furyweekend/ 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx31TjO10i6Yny3wTXz3u8w 
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Fury Weekend returns with a captivating new synthwave album, ‘Million Flares and Starlights’, available now for pre-order from FiXT.
 
Releasing with the pre-order Announcement today is “Tomorrow Comes Today” featuring the vocal stylings of the enigmatic Nouveau Arcade. Fury Weekend explains, “After the successful release of our collaboration ‘Sad Boy’, our next single took a new direction towards iconic electronic retro pop rock to tell a new story.”

Purchase/Stream: https://link.fixtmusic.com/MillionFlaresandStarlights

‘Million Flares and Starlights’ features an array of collaborations, including PRIZM, King Protea, Nouveau Arcade, Mari Kattman, Platforms, and Kirill Babiev. Each artist brings their unique style to the album, enhancing its diverse sound. So put on your shades, get in your car, and prepare to drive down the neon-laced highway. Million Flares and Starlights is the perfect soundtrack for your retro-futuristic adventure, offering a thrilling escape into a world where the future meets the past. Whether enjoyed on the dance floor or through headphones, this album which seamlessly blends elements of everything from alternative to synthwave, from indie rock to dance. Fury Weekend offers a offers fans a beautiful homage to the ’80s and takes listeners on a cosmic voyage to the future. .
 
Singles like the sultry and hypnotic collaboration with PRIZM, “Feel The Beat,” drive a refreshing party vibe with it’s fusion of indie dance and synthwave. “Galaxy of Love” combines synthwave, indie pop, and indie dance and elegantly captures themes of yearning and connection with an unforgettable vocal performance from Platforms. In “Illusion Of Flight” alternative rock vocalist Kirill Babiev giving a stunning performance Fury Weekend weaves a tale exploring the human experience. He explains, “This song is sequel to ‘Velvet Rain’, which was produced on my previous album Afterglow and continues a deepest feelings experience of a lyrical hero in a big cyberpunk city, and it is the most emotional song of the album.”  Fury Weekend‘s adept production skills shine through in “Constellation,” as he effortlessly blends elements from synthwave and indie pop to create a unique and captivating musical experience.  
 
The Fury Weekend project was created when Belarus-based Ars Nikonov chose to combine his love of classic rock, electronic music, and ‘80s culture into a forward-thinking music venture. The result is a dystopian synthwave sound that blends bright synth melodies and gritty guitar work into a singular music vision of the future.

The uniqueness of Fury Weekend should come as no surprise given the artist’s background, which involves ambitious projects ranging from industrial to post-rock. Diversant: 13, Cold in May, Martian Love, Seanine, and Tribal A.D. are some of the many names that fill Ars’ creative resume, and each of those has given the creator the experience and tools needed to make an impact with his retro-futuristic synthwave project.
 
Blending ’80s nostalgia with modern pop and electronic influences, Seattle, Washington’s Nouveau Arcade is prepared to make their mark on the world. The duo consists of Kevin Preston and Len Hotrum, long-time collaborators who have known each other for the better part of two decades.

Fury Weekend online: 
https://www.facebook.com/furyweekendmusic 
https://x.com/furyweekend 
https://www.instagram.com/furyweekend/ 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx31TjO10i6Yny3wTXz3u8w 
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https://soundcloud.com/furyweekend 
Nouveau Arcade Online
https://www.facebook.com/NouveauArcade/
https://twitter.com/NouveauArcade
https://www.instagram.com/nouveauarcade/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC78FD3caG8P0rDN-DfyEYTw
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