September 28, 2026

Futant premiere ‘The Third Way’ video ahead of ‘Occultist’ album

US electronic act Futant premiere the video for “The Third Way”, the first single from their album “Occultist”, due 31 October 2026 with a limited vinyl run.

Futant "The Third Way" single cover, 2026
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US electronic act Futant have premiered the video for “The Third Way”, the first single from their coming album “Occultist”, set for release on 31 October 2026. The Washington, D.C. duo issued the single on 30 June 2026 and plan a limited vinyl edition of the album with six extra tracks.

Futant line up ‘The Third Way’ ahead of ‘Occultist’

“The Third Way” is the first of five videos Futant plan to release on the last day of each month up to Halloween, when “Occultist” arrives. The duo describe the album as a darker turn shaped by themes of Magick and secret societies. As with the rest of their catalogue, the record will be offered as a free download through the band’s site, alongside the paid limited vinyl pressing.

About Futant

Futant is an electronic duo from Washington, D.C., made up of Luxe and F. Tyler. The pair have worked together since 2005 and have released music publicly since 2008, building a large catalogue that runs through cyberpunk and synth themes on records such as “Cyberpunk”, “TransHuman”, “Holografik” and “Deep Space”. The project offers its releases as free downloads through its own site.

“Occultist” will be Futant’s 29th studio release. The Halloween album steers the duo toward darker, occult-themed material, with “The Third Way” and its video opening a monthly run of previews through the autumn.

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