Lost Futures is a studio album by American guitarists Marisa Anderson and William Tyler, released August 27, 2021, via Thrill Jockey.

Tyler said that, having read the book subsequently, he found Fisher to be "not a very hopeful person in his writing", and that the pair "wanted to re-contextualize something about the concept of lost futures.

"[2] Holly Hazelwood wrote for Spectrum Culture that Lost Futures is "one of the best albums of 2021 not because it's daring or because of what it has to say, but because its craftsmanship is such that you'll be mad that this is (as of now) all that we have to listen to from the duo.

The album's understanding of climate change is less nuanced than Daniel Bachman's excellent Axacan, which made clear the connections between extractive colonial capitalism and global heating without losing the music's emotional core".

Francis also said that "The bottom line is that this album does not reshape Americana in a new image, like the work of Bachman, Yasmin Williams, or Gwenifer Raymond.