Max Macready is a musical transmission from a lost future — where analogue tech, neon-lit spaceports, and pulsing synths converge.

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Hailing from the UK, the duo crafts a sound rooted in synthwave, electronic, and post-punk, pulling deep influence from the progressive ambition of Yes and Rush, the rhythmic energy of The Police, and the cinematic textures of John Carpenter.

 

Max Macready handles bass, synthesisers, and composition — building sonic landscapes that feel both vintage and otherworldly.

​Kurt Precinct drives guitars and textures into orbit, sometimes stepping to the mic or co-authoring the narrative.

Together, they form a band that exists both in our world and in another: a retro-future universe where their songs exist as cassette-tape broadcasts echoing through deep space.

 

Their music is meant to feel like something your character in a sci-fi film would find — beamed outward into the void, spinning in a forgotten console, or drifting through space as radio waves seeking a listener, waiting for someone — or something — to listen.