Get all 7 Young Antiques releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Another Risk Of The Heart, Wardrobe For A Jet Weekend, A Man, Not A Biography, Fucked Up In Public, Soundtrack To Tear Us Apart, Is It On?(Live From The Pour House - Raleigh, NC 2007), and Gotta Get Over You.
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Tadao Ando
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November
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Glamour Crowd
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Laws
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Does It Matter?
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Crown
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Johnny Da Da
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Slow Down
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On A Planet 2
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Young Antiques Atlanta, Georgia
Recommended If You Like: Replacements, Beach Slang, Costello, The Jam.
Young Antiques is
a garage rock n' roll power trio from Atlanta, GA. Spin Magazine calls them "A triumph of ramshackle hooks." Blake Rainey's literate-punk songwriting carries through on each and every album, and the band has reunited with the newest upcoming slab slated for release June 2020.
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