Youth Of Today – Break Down The Walls CD hardcore progressive in its embrace of

progressive in its embrace of the penitent and eminently listenable as a scripture of loss

Carambolage surfed on their very own "North Frisian Wave" -- an epithet dreamed up for their distinctive sound

you name it—The Awakening take all those threads common to early ‘70s African-American music and

the excitable proto-punk poèmes sonores of the linguistic loose cannon known as Beth Anderson first rolled through New York in the mid-1970s (from Kentucky via San Francisco) like a jumbled tumbleweed of lost Letterism

Garbus and Brenner’s 3-year-old can be heard singing on “Limelight”

Youth Of Today – Break Down The Walls CD hardcore progressive in its embrace ofIn 1986, Underdog vocalist Richie Birkenhead joined Youth Of Today on second guitar. With this lineup, the band's first full length album was recorded, "Break Down The Walls." More than just an album, it's an anthem for a way of life. New pressing now available on pink vinyl.