Enter 2026

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After a busy year of writing, recording, mixing, filming and editing, we are preparing for a massive drop of songs and visuals. We're so excited to start sharing everything right here, right now. But alas, final touches are being placed on our soon to hatch eggs. Here's what's coming:

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2026 Release Schedule:

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Change! Pop: Future Creatures is our upcoming full length record featuring new songs alongside new recordings of a a couple classic songs. It'll be pressed onto picture disc vinyl with a planned release of Spring 26. Listening to this record, will take you straight into the sound of our band live.

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Aaron McEvoy and Anthony Salvini: To Stray From The Blueprint was meant to be a solo endeavor by singer Aaron McEvoy (just a way to keep busy while Future Creatures goes through mixing and production.) After reaching out to former Change! member, Anthony Salvini, the duo has reunited to write and record a whole new batch of songs. This record is about halfway to completion.

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Aaron McEvoy and Radagast The Brown: An ambient record is in the works by these two sound manipulators. Radagast The Brown has an illustrious career, making dense and seemless ambient masterpieces. Each of his records clock in at around 75 minutes and he's made dozens of them. This collaboration will set itself apart, as Aaron brings his toolbox of sounds (from wood hammered dulcimer, keyboards, field recordings and any other toys that are laying around his house.) No vocals on this one, just a journey through sound. We are still negotiating the album name.

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In the meantime, please enjoy our latest release, Wait For Love (and a collection of unreleased collaborations that have waited to be heard). The title says it all. Change! Pop consists of 4 very free musicians that work with many projects and other musicians. As the years have accumulated, so have some of the collaborative works of Aaron and his musical pen pals. Wait For Love is the most recent Change! Pop single, followed by a series of  unreleased collaborations spanning over multiple decades.