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16 October 2026 – N8NOFACE Releases Tomorrow's World and Imagines What Punk Music Might Sound Like in 2077

By Editorial Team - October 16, 2026

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Cyberpunk street punk performer in front of a wall of glitching CRT monitors displaying waveforms under crimson and ultraviolet neon for Tomorrow's World.

Summary

Underground punk innovator N8NOFACE debuts on Stones Throw with Dave Sitek-produced album Tomorrow's World, imagining cyberpunk punk music in the year 2077.

Key Facts

  • Stones Throw Records debut album produced by Dave Sitek of TV on the Radio and Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
  • Features collaborative guest appearances from electronic titan Hudson Mohawke, Nick Zinner, and Angélica Garcia.
  • Constructs a high-velocity cyberpunk vision imagining underground outsider music in the year 2077.
  • Entities: N8NOFACE, Tomorrow's World, Stones Throw Records, Dave Sitek, TV on the Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Hudson Mohawke, Angélica Garcia, Nick Zinner, I Hope It's OK, Paranoid
  • Tags: n8noface, tomorrows-world, stones-throw, punk, synth-punk, dave-sitek, electronic

American experimental synth-punk artist N8NOFACE has released his label debut Tomorrow's World through Stones Throw Records. Produced by Dave Sitek (TV on the Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs), the project imagines the aggressive street music that subcultural outsiders might create in the year 2077.

The album features an eclectic array of collaborators including electronic maestro Hudson Mohawke, Yeah Yeah Yeahs guitarist Nick Zinner, and vocalist Angélica Garcia. Singles "I Hope It's OK" and "Paranoid" introduced the album's urgent hybrid of abrasive synths, blast-beat percussion, and raw vocal intensity.

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Informed by personal struggles with addiction, recovery, and growing up along the Arizona-Mexico border, N8NOFACE transforms autobiographical reality into high-octane dystopian anthems.

Arriving alongside Stones Throw's 30th anniversary celebrations, Tomorrow's World proves punk's rebellious spirit thrives even as guitar amplifiers make way for malfunctioning machines. Explore more alternative sounds in our punk section.

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