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Soundtrack To Tear Us Apart, the third LP by Atlanta, Georgia's Young Antiques, cannot help but be the garage/power-pop trio's best release to date—and there's a few good reasons why:
Its origins. Engineered by Tim Delaney (Selmanaires, Swimming Pool Q's) in the basement of Atlanta's historic Biltmore Hotel, the album is raucous and energetic, focused and passionate. It features previously unrecorded live show favorites such as the post-punk scream-a-long "Crown" and the moody domestic drug-tale "Laws" nestled alongside newcomers like the angelic power-pop "Tadao Ando" and noise-guitar stomp "(There Isn't Anything That Means) Nothing At All."
It's been a long time coming. Singer/songwriter Blake Rainey and bassist Blake Parris formed the group sometime around 2000 and soon released their first full-length: Wardrobe For A Jet Weekend. In 2003, the band recorded and released Clockworker on the Two Sheds label in Atlanta. But after supporting both albums touring through the Midwest and up the northeastern coastline, the 'Tiques entered a forced hiatus as Clockworker drummer John Speaks exited the group. Rainey soon went on to release two solo albums (also on the Two Sheds label) and Parris joined local honky-tonk rockers Sodajerk.
Pop in to see a random rock show on the Atlanta scene in the past few years and you'd be hard pressed to not have heard lament for the 'Tiques long absence. Fortunately, Sodajerk drummer Kevin Charney convinced the Blakes that they weren't finished with the project by a long shot, and became the final, galvanizing piece of the band’s equation in the summer of 2007.
Soundtrack To Tear Us Apart is a forty-minute snapshot of a talented rock n' roll group picking right back up where they left off, continuing into the latter half of this decade with the same energetic stride they had when this new damn century began.
With its own raw and potent mixture of post-punk, new wave, garage rock, and power pop that eerily drifts somewhere between 1977 and 1982 in spirit, The Young Antiques’s compositions tend to be short, catchy, and brash, following the canon of the Ramones, Elvis Costello, the Jam, and the early loud, fast rules of the Minneapolis scene.
2009 Review:
Young Antiques – Soundtrack to Tear Us Apart (Independent) You’ve got to love a band that can rock out in a song about Japanese architecture, and that’s exactly what you get from Atlanta, Georgia’s Young Antiques. Track two of this beautifully constructed artefact is a paean to Tadao Ando, master of melding nature with modernism. Young Antiques are drawn to the oxymoronic without ever descending to the simply moronic. They are angelically tough and their garage sound deserves to be heard by the outside world. Singer-songwriter Blake Rainey has taken years to develop the Young Antiques’ raucous, energetic and passionate signature. “Laws” sees the tempo drop, but the intensity and sheer class of the operation is upheld. Rainey can switch from the detail of the mundane to huge sweeps of power chords and a keening vocal howl. A note of praise should be sounded for engineer Tim Delaney, who produces with clarity and power. Soundtrack To Tear Us Apart is more than likely to bring people together in praise of the Young Antiques. www.myspace.com/youngantiquesrock Carl J.
Leicesterbangs.co.uk
BOOKING CONTACT:
BLAKE RAINEY - [email protected] - 404.207.2389
KEVIN CHARNEY - [email protected]
Matta Love - November 23rd At the EARL Atlanta GA 2007

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Member Since: 24/06/2007
Band Website: www.youngantiques.com
Band Members: Blake Parris - Bass and Backing Vox
Blake Rainey - Guitar and Vox
Kevin Charney - Drums and Backing Vox

YA-003 CD $10.00 US - Click "Buy Now" To Purchase CD (will arrive in mere days!)

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TS-020 CD $10.00 US - Available From The Two Sheds Website (Click Image)

YA-001 $10.00 US - Available for digital download only - CD Baby MP3 (Click Image) or I-Tunes:

Influences: Ramones, Spoon, The Clash, The Hold Steady, The Replacements, Cheap Trick, Bash and Pop, Husker Du, Elvis Costello, and The Jam.
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Record Label: Self-Adhesive
Type of Label: Unsigned

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Leicester Bangs UK Review May 2009

Young Antiques  Soundtrack to Tear Us Apart (Independent) Youve got to love a band that can rock out in a song about Japanese architecture, and thats exactly what you get from Atlanta, Georgias ...
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April 18th National Record Store Day

Show starts at 10PM sharp!! Hope to see you there.
Posted by on Sun, 29 Mar 2009 08:58:00 GMT

Performermag Review 2008

Young Antiques - Soundtrack to Tear Us Apart Engineered by Tim Delaney in the basement of the Biltmore Hotel in Atlanta, GA It is refreshing to hear straight-ahead, pop...
Posted by on Sun, 12 Oct 2008 14:12:00 GMT

LYRICS - SOUNDTRACK TO TEAR US APART

All Lyrics Written by Blake Rainey and Copyright 2008 (Young Antiques Music, ASCAP)YOUNG ANTIQUES - SOUNDTRACK TO TEAR US APARTNOTHING AT ALL When you hang yourself in the middle of the night/From the...
Posted by on Sun, 21 Sep 2008 20:33:00 GMT

Young Antiques Quotes To Read

ere are some Quotes:-Charles Spano, ALL MUSIC GUIDE (new window):""Atlanta trio the Young Antiques play angry-young-man rock that draws from Hüsker Dü and the '80s Minneapolis hardcore scene as well a...
Posted by on Wed, 06 Aug 2008 19:27:00 GMT