The Underground Youth - Slave - Haunted LP
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- The Underground Youth’s seventh LP, Haunted, is a beautiful blend of psychadelia and shoegaze tempered with 1980s noise and post punk energy. Released September 2015 on Fuzz Club Records.
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The Underground Youth is the project of Manchester’s Craig Dyer, who has been slowly working his way into cult stardom within the underground scene for his prolific song writing, and consistently outstanding releases that have been circulating virally online clocking up millions of views and global fan base.
Since pressing their first release in 2009, Fuzz Club Records have been slowly releasing their back catalogue, bringing many EPs and singles back into the light. They’ve enjoyed airtime on BBC6 and have toured extensively through the UK and Europe making appearances at all key psych fests including headlining Paris Psych Fest in July.
A declared Bob Dylan fan, Craig Dyer is once again exploring literature through music: “the intention was to create a dark and unsettling musical atmosphere to host the lyrical content, each song the detailing of a character’s struggle with a different affliction. Like a series of intrusive nightmares”.
TRACKLIST
1 Collapsing Into Night
2 Haunted
3 Dreaming With Maya Deren
4 Self Inflicted
5 Drown In Me
6 The Girl Behind
7 Slave
8 Deel Inside Of Me
9 Returning To Shadow
FUZZ CLUB RECORDS
Fuzz Club Records is an independent label, online store and production company that focuses on raw, experimental rock and roll, influenced by psychedelia, shoegaze, noise, garage, blues, folk and experimentation.
Established in rural Norway during the 24 hour darkness of the Arctic winter, Fuzz Club entered the scene in 2012 with their compilation The Reverb Conspiracy - made in collaboration with Austin Psych Fest - a now annual release capturing the essence of the underground scene as it is today.
Today Fuzz Club has around 20 artists and over 30 releases featuring names like Anton Newcombe, Goat, Alan Vega, The Black Angels, Dead Skeletons, A Place to Bury Strangers and The Underground Youth.
what a strange song. I like it