The Futureheads are a four-piece band from Sunderland, England, with a sound that blends post-punk, indie rock, and new wave. Their standout feature is their vocal harmonies, which create an incredibly unique sound.

If you want to learn to sing like The Futureheads, there are several things to keep in mind. First and foremost, you'll need to be able to sing in harmony with others. This means developing your ear for harmony and being able to identify intervals by ear. Singing along to The Futureheads' music is a great way to do this. Additionally, learning to control your breathing is crucial. Make sure to check out the Singing Carrots resources on breathing basics and breath support.

One of the most important aspects of The Futureheads' sound is their use of staccato phrasing. This means that the notes are sung very quickly and with precise articulation, often separated by short rests or silences. To develop this skill, you'll need to work on your articulation with tools such as Singing Carrots' finger bite exercise.

Another key aspect of The Futureheads' style is their use of vocal range and dynamics. They often switch between extremely high-pitched singing and deeply resonant harmonies, which can create an intense and dramatic effect. Practice singing both higher and lower than your usual range to expand your vocal range, and use the Singing Carrots vocal range test to see how you compare to famous singers.

If you want to showcase your newfound skills, try learning some of The Futureheads' most famous songs like "Hounds of Love" and "Decent Days and Nights." You can use Singing Carrots' song search to find songs that match your vocal range, difficulty level, and genre preference. You can also create your performance set and get linked lyrics, sheet music, chords, karaoke, and YouTube audio via Singing Carrots' songbook.

Overall, learning to sing like The Futureheads will take time and dedication, but with the right resources and practice, you can achieve it. Good luck!