Hand-drawn poster honouring Future Islands — the Baltimore synth-pop quartet who spent years in the underground before one performance on Letterman in 2014 stopped the internet in its tracks.
The illustration builds a fictional desert island off the coast of Maryland, where Samuel Herring, Gerrit Welmers, William Cashion and Michael Lowry have been conjuring something singular since 2006. The layered scenery reflects the band's musical depth — alt-rock, synth-pop, post-punk and pure emotion, stacked on top of each other like tides coming in.
 
The surrealism of the composition mirrors the band's own poetic imagination — the album covers, the lyrics, the way Herring throws everything he has into every single song. This is a print for people who know what it feels like to discover Future Islands for the first time.