What makes Young and Restless by Young and Restless notable?

The album garnered significant attention for its energetic sound and lyrical bravado, particularly among underground audiences. It laid the groundwork for the band's future projects, influencing contemporaries and contributing to the rise of post-hardcore in Australia during the late 2000s. Young and Restless marked their debut album in 2007, establishing the band as a notable force in the Australian post-hardcore scene. At this point, they were fresh on the music landscape, eager to carve out their identity amidst a growing local punk scene.

How many songs are on Young and Restless?

Young and Restless has 12 tracks.

Young and Restless

Young and Restless · 2007

12 tracks · post-hardcore

A chaotic blend of jagged riffs and frenetic energy that captures the raw essence of post-hardcore.

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Need a Hit — The opening track sets a high-octane tone with its explosive energy and sharp guitar work, encapsulating the band's raw sound right from the start.
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Police Police — This track stands out with its aggressive rhythm and politically charged lyrics, showcasing the band's ability to merge social commentary with intense musicality.
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Satan — A standout moment on the album, it combines dark themes with frenetic instrumentation, highlighting the band's range and commitment to pushing boundaries within their genre.

Tracklist

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1 Need a Hit
2 I Pointed at You and You Burst Into Flames
3 Kapow!
4 Police Police
5 Black
6 Dirty Kicks
7 No Vibe, No Strobe
8 One Minute Duel
9 Satan
10 My Knives
11 Here It Comes... (Lungs)
12 Testestrogen

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