Steve Angello at Space November 27

S. Pajot November 25, 2010 4:00AM

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Have you seen the future? Well, it seems Swedish House Mafia has a surveillance camera pointed straight at 2012. And here's a summary of the footage: This world will not evaporate; CDs, however, will cease to exist, and international club killers will become the new rock stars.

With its recent series of Masquerade Motel rave road shows in Ibiza, Vegas, and Miami, as well as greatest-hits album Until One and career-defining documentary Take One, the Stockholm-based electro-house trio — Steve Angello, Axwell, and Sebastian Ingrosso — looks set to cross over onto the pop spectrum like no dance music crew in history, except Daft Punk.

This Saturday, Angello will bring forevisions and freak beats to Space. So if you missed Masquerade Motel's midtown Miami stop, reconcile your past misdeeds. Oddly, too, fellow Mafia member Axwell will also hit town this week with a Friday set at LIV. Maybe the future is now.

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