In romantic (and cliche) "overnight success" fashion, almost exactly a year after they posted their viral YouTube cover of Chris Brown's "Look at Me Now" (with female half Amy Heidemann hitting, yes, every syllable of Busta Rhymes' impossible verse), the duo that is Karmin released their debut album, Hello. And despite there being no overt renditions of others' tunes, the real-life couple (also comprised of Nick Noonan) continue to do what we've known them to do best: borrow sounds and styles you know you've heard before, but are vested in seeing their take & twist on.

When you go back and watch the original “Star Trek,” it’s often funny how the impossible tools of space exploration still seem antiquated in their design. While building an Enterprise-esque ship is still a ways off, we know that it won’t have boards with giant knobs or big glowing red buttons, nor will the bridge likely be a mod-inspired set that looks like a swinger’s living room. Listening to Pluto by Future feels remarkably similar—a version of what we all thought the future of music might sound like a decade ago, but something that we’re all actually far beyond here in the present.