Future Hippies of Punk

Future Hippies of Punk debut album, Middle-Aged No One, is the soundtrack to one man’s evolving life — a psychedelic road trip through memory, metaphor, love, loss, and time.

The music blurs genres like it blurs years: psych rock, post-punk, yacht rock, hip hop, and pure rock & roll. You might call it Gen X existentialism wrapped in groove. Every song introduces or revisits two central characters — a man (the narrator) and a woman (sometimes real, sometimes a symbol). Together, they carry the listener through decades of heartbreak, joy, ridiculousness, reflection, and rebirth.

Written and performed by Amos Lee Schwartzfarb is lifelong explorer of sound, story, and self, this debut album is as honest as it is weird — and as catchy as it is cinematic.