"What do they say about the best laid plans?" After one listen to the The Youngest's sophomore effort, the band's wary lyric proves an apt bellwether for their generation's growing anxiety. Thirteen unified tracks roar with sonic energy, colored by the crashing nerves of adulthood and cementing the group as one of the most alluring young bands from America's heartland. Chicago's The Youngest will release See It Through on October 28.
The group's reflective bravado stems naturally from men who came together on a desolate ranch in La Grange, Texas with little more than "a car full of instruments and six month supply of beans." The result of their isolation was the rustic 2014 debut Feral Road, which led to a cross-country tour and critical praise.
With a confident new album pressed, Taetz and his mates will launch an American tour in October, poised to voice the cool tension boiling within today's youth. Neither saccharine nor cynical, See It Through offers music for a generation hesitant about their country's future, but prepared to accept the mantle. And much like the album's lead single, this band seems built to last.See It Through Track Listing
1 - In Gulf
2 - Built To Last
3 - Red Corolla Rental
4 - Bonnet Blues
5 - Kings Highway
6 - Big Brother's Love
7 - Make Me New
8 - Minyone
9 - Roots
10 - Growing Up
11 - Stairs
12 - See It Through
13 - Kind Like Gravity
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