THE UNDERGROUND YOUTH

Posted by pepearljam on 9 October, 2012
Posted in: Psychedelic, Rock. Tagged: . 21 Comments

“I love to make music and  by even the smallest recognition,  is worth the effort.”

Craig Dyer

All those  that regularly read my  now scattered   written reviews may recall  when  I cited earlier this year The Underground Youth as a band that particularly impressed me  when they  was introduced to me  for the first time trough Mark Supersonic Belton and his Flower Power Records  and  I couldn’t believe my ears, it  was perfect in every way.
This band  will doubtlessly  now make the rounds on many sites,   now  with your physical releases curated by the Fuzz Club Records , and this is for a good reason as since  first until last album  is each one a so spectacular effort that  automatically garnering attention for any follow-ups.
To refresh any weak memories or inform at the  unknowing  , The Underground Youth are a British band from Manchester  led by Craig Dyer that bringing back  classic psychedelic sounds with a hauntingly beautiful twist,  Craig Dyer who is at the helm of the Underground Youth does not hide as  influences at  the Velvet Underground ,  Brian Jonestown Massacre, and the noisy shoegaze of Jesus and Mary Chain.
Obsessed with their sounds , I´ve shared the discography here a few months ago, so it is a reposting. 
The Underground Youth have been around for most three years and, during that time, have released 5 full lenghts and 2 EPs. So , Craig Dyer   recorded his first two psychedelic lo-fi albums Morally Barren  and Voltage on 2009   following  on 2010  with Mademoiselle and Sadovaya,  and finally  Dyer developed Delirium , all    unapologetic of show his obvious influences .  Most of these has been released free through myspace  and bandcamp and now are established on  vinyl label, Fuzz Club  Records.It is worth noting that all  releases still are available on bandcamp, so  If you like what you hear, be sure to visit Fuzz Club  Records or their bandcamp site to   toss them    a few pounds…

 

 

The Underground Youth – Morally Barren

released 15 feb 2009

self – released

Tracklist

1. Closer

2. A Band Apart

3. Morally Barren

4. Underground Youth

5. Sonic Ostrich

6. Tatoo

7. Ride

8. The Rules Of Attraction

9. What If…

10. Then I Met You

11. That Feeling

12. Drinking Wine With Kings

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The Underground Youth – Voltage

released 9 mar 2009

self – released

Tracklist

1. Love’s A Bitch

2. Fear And Loathing In My Own Private Memory

3. On The Run

4. Jim & Marianne

5. She’s Got You

6. His Letter

7. Irreversible

8. Sympathy

9. Yesterday’s Fashion

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The Underground Youth – Mademoiselle

released 22 March 2010

self-released

Tracklist

1.Hope & Pray 03:15

2.Mademoiselle 05:13

3.Underground 03:57

4.Olya’s Song 02:34

5.Lord Can You Hear Me? 05:08

6.Crash (BSA Jam) 04:25

7.Iggy The Eskimo 03:10

8.Une Saison en Enfer 03:57

9.Hedonism 03:22

10.Feel So Free 02:47

11.Mercury Guitar 03:56

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The Underground Youth –  Sadovaya

 released 06 September 2010

self – released

Tracklist

1.Art House Revisited 05:08

2.The American Dream 05:14

3.Morning Sun 02:27

4.On The Floor 03:48

5.Sadovaya 06:24

6.Heart On A Chain 02:56

7.Your Birthday Song 04:01

8.Revolution Revisited 04:59

9.Lost Recording 03:14

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 The Underground Youth – Delirium

 released 17 July 2011

self – released

Tracklist

1.Strangle Up My Mind 03:55

2.Silhouette 02:48

3.What She Does To Me 03:15

4.Dystopia 02:44

5.Persona 04:51

6.I Need You 02:57

7.Delirium 03:02

8.Lucid Dreams 03:03

9.Before Night Falls 03:16

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The Underground Youth –  Low Slow Needle EP

 released October 2011

Flower Power Records

Tracklist

1. Midnight Lust

2. On Your Screen

3. Addiction

4 .Blue

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The Underground Youth –  An Introduction EP

 released December 2012

Flower Power Records

Tracklist

1. Morning Sun

2. I Need You

3. Mademoiselle

4. Hedonism

5 .Strangle Up My Mind

6. Art House Revisited

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21 comments on “THE UNDERGROUND YOUTH”

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  15. Wow, thank you a lot! Today I have discovered this great band today, and… you give a good oportunity for listen them!

    And I’m sure that I can discover a lot of good things here.

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