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Futuro Primitivo (a.k.a. Matyas Mon) is a post-electronica act from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Matjaz developed a very personal vision of music and the current times being often credited as a “primitivist musician from the end of the world” and “the dark side of Manu Chao”. His music style comes from a combination of post-rock, IDM, nu-jazz and digital hardcore, retainning a characteristic sound using solely virtual instruments and processing.

His debut release, Everyday Life is War, is a concept album made available as “pay-what-you-want” model, curiously the same day the War on Gaza started. On stage, Futuro Primitivo employs visual elements to accompany performances.

“Futuro Primitivo is an excellent name for the project; the music does sound at once futurist and primitivist. Great range of influences, interesting sounds.”, Ed Macan – California, US

“Wow!!! Such an interesting project! Really ’sperimental’ and really NEW. The songs are strange but veeery deep. Bravissimi!”, Luca Deppieri – Venezia, Italy

“Terrific work, there’s a nice slow motion, almost zero-gravity, feel… a nice, distant flavour at times”, Leo Scott – Edinburgh, UK