Youth Sector - Pop CoutureHailing from Brighton, indie rock quintet Youth Sector expertly balance astute political observations with campy indie romps. Inspired by the art school greats DEVO and Talking Heads, their music is a coiled spring of urgency and unpredictable energy that offers a sense of catharsis for the confusion of modern adult life. Across their critically acclaimed EPs, the Brighton quintet have never revelled in bleakness, managing to twist everyday narratives

he worked on Akiko Yano's "Gohan Ga Dekitayo"

'Eponymous' gives the listener a sense of the band's change from folk-rock to rock

an album whose political themes have only intensified since its original release

is often hard to qualify

The 12” picture disc includes the original album with newly remastered audio

” // "bold and unique" The Sunday Times // "Its delicately observed song cycle unfolds like a novella or short film

It was the third Nirvana album to be released following the death of vocalist and guitarist Kurt Cobain in April 1994

03: Friday I’m In Love

Thee Heart Tones are Jazmine on vocals

a picture of dark clouds on a sunny day

never seen photos

battle off a debilitating COVID infection and revisit his punk roots with CTMF