Youth In Asia
Youth In Asia formed in London in the early 2000s around Lee Gaze and John Murray. Their debut album 'In Between Dogs and Wolves' came out in 2005. The band's...
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Youth In Asia formed in London in the early 2000s around Lee Gaze and John Murray. Their debut album 'In Between Dogs and Wolves' came out in 2005. The band's sound had a certain atmospheric quality, which became clearer on their 2007 album 'The Crash'. That record included 'Carrieanne', a song that found an audience and charted in the UK.
They released a couple more albums, 'Nocturne' in 2010 and 'Old Love' in 2014. Other songs like 'Danny' and 'Gi Joe Vs Action Man' show their tendency for slightly off-kilter titles and a mood that wasn't quite straightforward rock. The lineup shifted at times, with musicians like Tim Lanham on bass and Sam Taplin on drums coming through.
Their music, built on those early foundations, maintained a particular tone. It was the kind of work that gathered listeners who appreciated its specific, sometimes haunting, textures rather than aiming for broad pop appeal.
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