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    Youth in Submission — Worth the Wait cover

    Youth in Submission

    Worth the Wait

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    DiscogsApple Music
    Label Warfare RecordsHM Magazine #89May/June 2001
    hardcorehardcore punklo-fipunk

    Punk rock should never be recorded perfectly. Youth In Submission is no exception. Shallow sonics describe the missing low end on this album, but the treble-happy guitars and muddy drums provide enough width and energy to keep it from detracting too much. Old school punk sensibilities abound, with the bass guitar driving the song, as does the occasional frantic metal riffing from the lead guitar. Fun, fun, fun. (All orders get free stickers & pins)

    Other coverage for this album

    HM Magazine #84Reviewed by Tim McCreadyThis is hardcore like it should be played. Reminds me of Gorilla Biscuits, Youth of Today, and vocal delivery sometimes reminds me of Raybeez from Warzone, only it sounds good. This five song EP is entitled Worth the Wait. Just listening to this CD really makes me want to see them live. These guys are intense.

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