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YTD
YTD formed with Jason Reed on vocals, Tyler Griffin on drums, Nicholas Williams on bass, and Layla Carter on guitar. They started playing together in a...
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YTD formed with Jason Reed on vocals, Tyler Griffin on drums, Nicholas Williams on bass, and Layla Carter on guitar. They started playing together in a basement, which is where they worked out their early material.
Their first album, 40oz, came out in 2018 and included the song of the same name. They followed it with Unleashed in 2020 and Absolution in 2023. Their live shows were known for being intense, with mosh pits and crowd surges that sometimes led to injuries.
Some of their lyrics dealt with topics like drug use and mental health, which sparked debate. They kept making music through it, putting out three albums over five years.
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