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Youth Code
Youth Code formed in Los Angeles in 2012 as a duo with Sara Taylor on vocals and Ryan George handling instruments and production. Their debut album came out...
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Youth Code formed in Los Angeles in 2012 as a duo with Sara Taylor on vocals and Ryan George handling instruments and production. Their debut album came out the following year, featuring songs like 'To Burn Your World' that set up their mix of industrial electronics and metal-edged intensity.
Their music often deals with difficult personal themes, which has drawn both strong reactions from listeners and comparisons to acts like HEALTH and The Body. They've kept at it through a few more albums, including 2016's 'Commitment to Atrocity' and 2020's 'Plastic Souvenirs'.
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