This Michigan's emoviolence outfit, Youth Novel, drops here their self-titled debut album. It is true to classics of the genre, names like In/Humanity or Honeywell, even Orchid and Jeromes Dream, but here they really bring the emo in emoviolence. This is way more colerful than the majority of the records, the songs are more stretched and are built in a more beautiful way.
Instead of giving us basically powerviolence tracks with interspersed soft moments, that is what most of the bands do, ...
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