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Young Squage
Young Squage formed in 2008 around guitarist and vocalist Ethan Hayes, with Alex Carter on drums, Emily Jones on bass, and Jake Harris on keyboards. They...
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Young Squage formed in 2008 around guitarist and vocalist Ethan Hayes, with Alex Carter on drums, Emily Jones on bass, and Jake Harris on keyboards. They released their debut album 'The Edge of the Abyss' in 2012, followed by 'Hymns from the Ether' in 2015.
Their third album in 2018, also called 'Forever Young,' included the song of the same name that became their most recognized work. They've since put out 'The Infinite Echo' in 2021. Another track, 'Transformer,' appears among their top songs.
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