Wasted On Youth

Description

The first album from London brother-sister duo The Molotovs, "Wasted On Youth", is a bold blend of new wave punk, indie, and garage rock, revealing the raw energy and finesse of their compositions. Despite their young age, the album explores important themes such as emancipation, the determination of youth, and the desire to enjoy life in a complex world. With a sound rooted in rock history yet decidedly contemporary, the record captures the urgency and spirit of today's youth. With over five hundred concerts under their belt, The Molotovs have already shared the stage with bands like the Sex Pistols and the Libertines and have been praised by punk legends Green Day. The Telegraph even named them one of the rising stars capable of rivaling Oasis. "Wasted On Youth" is produced by Jason Perry (Don Broco, Trash Boat) and distributed by Marshall Records.