Youth Crash - I'm Not Your Way Out - Song Review - Progressive Alternative Metal from Los Angeles, California, USA
Today we are featuring a promising progressive alternative metal band, Youth Crash, from Shreveport, Los Angeles, California, USA. I have reviewed their new debut song, I'm Not Your Way Out, along with its character, style, story, and potential.
Today I am here with a special collective, who kept their excitement fresh so far in my memory since I first watched, I'm Not Your Way Out music video about 20 days ago. And everything you'll read here will make perfect sense after watching it yourselves.
These gentlemen show true potential with so many things about them, but most importantly, this song easily separates them from the rest of the world. I'm Not Your Way Out musically has a specific taste we sometimes feel after reading an impressive book that leaves conclusions to you at the end of the story. Like in real life, nobody is good or bad, we all have them both.
The song musically reminded me of The Dillinger Escape Plan, who might be one of Youth Crash's influences or the only band I know who has a similar approach in music. Even though, Youth Crash is quite irresistible with what they have done in I'm Not Your Way Out. First of all, the band creates confusion in your mind with their look, vibe, images, the filter of their music video, band name, song title, and everything about them. None of these things make you expect to hear such music, which was very interesting to me. This is the band with a blend of old-school punk rock energy, The Prodigy attitude, and The Dillinger Escape Plan songwriting. I mean, in my book, a band who can put these crazy ideas together can easily make a way to the top level possible in their careers. And I'm Not Your Way Out is a serious step forward in this way.
Additionally, I am very impressed by their songwriting skills. It is a promising composition with different specific tastes and contrasts. The energy level alone is powerful enough to leave its mark on anybody's mind, but Youth Crash is much much more than that. The way they put their origins together is quite fantastic. None of these ideas are familiar to any ear, connected in an unusual way, yet never losing the excitement level all along the way to the end. I remember watching it for the first time, I was quite blown away by the energy level there yet convinced only after listening to the ending of the song. If this song was without the ending part, it wouldn't mean this much to me. Now, this is a different level, just like Jim Eyre once said; "God is in the details."
Furthermore, I would like to say a few words about their vocalist, Cody Mackenzie Hamann as well. I really liked his performance both musically and also in the video, reminded me of two legends with his attitude and energy, Keith Flint and Kurt Cobain. Seeing such a wild image with such music is truly irresistible, I feel like this guy has what it takes to take his band to the international level.
Lastly, I also would like to congratulate the producer here. He has done an amazing job. Youth Crash is making specific music, which needs a specific approach and character. This song has both qualities at its finest. Hands down.
When I take all these into account, I'd like to say that I can't think of a better debut than this for Youth Crash. Those who will listen to them once will surely be waiting for their second move, including Metalhead Community.
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In conclusion, Metalhead Community Team congratulates Youth Crash for their impressive job in, I'm Not Your Way Out, and wishes them the very best in their future careers. Thank you for reading.
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