After touring the world multiple times and internationally repping their Australian brand of electronica, Miami Horror return with their new album 'All Possible Futures.'

On the back of their successful debut album 'Illumination,' Miami Horror have spent the last 3 years living between Melbourne and LA and writing in exotic locations from log cabins in the California mountains to the sunny beaches of Australia, and cosmopolitan Paris.

"We wanted to move to LA for inspiration and influence more than anything. Alternative electronica and dance music coming out of LA it definitely has a feel - we love the weirdness and sunshine. It has been a strong influence on many of our favourite records from the 60s-80s and we wanted to allow it to influence this record," says the band's producer Ben Plant.

Miami Horror have delivered a huge 15-track studio album, littered with introspective songs and post-disco party jams inspired by the quirk of Talking Heads, New Order and INXS, through to the pop influence of Michael Jackson, Paul Simon and the dreamy aesthetic of Fleetwood Mac and Tame Impala thrown in for good measure.