Angry Youth Elite with their debut album "Ready! Set! No! will be released on 25.05.2018 by the label Sportklub Rotter Damm. Finest, pissed off skate-punk Angry Youth Elite with their debut album "Ready! Set! No! will be released on 25.05.2018 by the label Sportklub Rotter Damm. Finest, pissed off skate-punk in the middle of the Ruhrpott. Who thinks of Angry Youth Elite as young people with back turned caps and piercing in the lower lip, is completely wrong, because Angry Youth Elite are perhaps angry however not young. Maybe the name is a homage to bands of their own youth, because the sound is already quite close to them, or they want the Angry Youth Elite as a target group for themselves. But hanging yourself up on the outside is not only totally wrong, it is also simply uninteresting. What counts is the music and what the band says with it. Besides, I find it extremely likeable when you do what you want to do. Age doesn't matter. The album "Ready! Set! No." actually brings everything that has been there countless times. Sometimes straight punk rock, sometimes a little mid-tempo, a little offbeat, nice bass intros, singalongs. Short and crisp. 25 minutes, 12 songs. That's a good cut and these simple figures already show that Angry Youth Elite are limited to the essentials.in the middle of the Ruhrpott. Who imagines with Angry Youth Elite young people with back turned caps and piercing in the lower lip, lies here completely beside it, because Angry Youth Elite are perhaps angry however not guaranteed the juvenile. Maybe the name is a homage to bands of their own youth, because the sound is already quite close to them, or they want the Angry Youth Elite as a target group for themselves. But hanging yourself up on the outside is not only totally wrong, it is also simply uninteresting. What counts is the music and what the band says with it. Besides, I find it extremely likeable when you do what you want to do. Age doesn't matter. The album "Ready! Set! No." actually brings everything that has been there countless times. Sometimes straight punk rock, sometimes a little mid-tempo, a little offbeat, nice bass intros, singalongs. Short and crisp. 25 minutes, 12 songs. That's a good cut and these simple figures already show that Angry Youth Elite are limited to the essentials.
