OUT TODAY ! The new single "The Future Machine" from Evil Scarecrow
Today, Evil Scarecrow released their latest single The Future Machine, taken from their new album “Silicon Tea” which is set for release in October, out on Deadbox records. You can listen to the new single on YouTube below:
The Future Machine is a love letter to the 80s, taking us back to simpler times, dripping with dystopian nostalgia and sprinkled with Evil Scarecrow’s staple humour and style. When asked to explain this track Dr. Hell said:
“In today's crazy world, it’s important to consider an age-old debate: With the impending threat of WW3, Trump being a big old shite and I dunno, global warming, it’s time we tackle the toughest question of them all, which was the best decade?
Well, clearly it was the 80s. We also had the impending threat of WW3, Trump was undoubtedly doing shite things and global warming was here to stay. We had hair spray that literally destroyed the ozone layer. Cool times. So cool we thought we should jump on the “Stranger Things” band wagon and krank out some 80s Nostalgia. For a change, we threw some robots in.
So, if you love 80s rock and metal, lame movie references, and robots (again) then this song will make you horny like an 80s teenager watching Weird Science. But hopefully less inappropriate. What were they even thinking? Man, the 80s was so wrong. Glad we didn’t write a song about it…”
We all take a moment to reflect, and Kraven Morrdeth adds “I f**kin’ love movies”.
And following the album’s launch in October 2025, Evil Scarecrow will be hitting the road with 11 shows through November/December. to bring their unique stage performance to a venue near you. If you’ve not seen them before live, this is an absolute MUST SEE. It has everything, great music, giant crabs, ghouls, fan games and give away not to mention a giant fly and chopstixs (you’ll have to come along to find out what happens!)
Premature Obsolescence Tour Tickets are on sale now, support for all dates is Andrew O’Neill
Friday 31st October - KOLA, Portsmouth
Saturday 1st November - Craufurd Arms, Milton Keynes
Sunday 2nd November - The Globe, Cardiff
Thursday 27th November - Academy 3, Manchester
Friday 28th November - The Cathouse, Glasgow
Saturday 29th November – Think Tank, Newcastle
Sunday 30th November - The Brudenell, Leeds
Friday 19th December - Thekla, Bristol
Saturday 20th December - The Dome, London
Sunday 21st December - Rock City, Nottingham
Saturday 3rd January - Yardbirds, Grimsby
