Youth Killed It

Youth Killed It are a British indie rock band from Norwich, England. The band was formed by Jack Murphy, Josh Thexton, Josh Arter-Taylor, Ben Ford and Carlos Montero in early 2016 after changing direction from their previous project. Youth Killed It have played with bands Slaves and Wonk Unit as well as making an appearance at the Camden Rocks, Isle of Wight and Teddy Rocks Festivals. They signed to Rude Records[1] in late 2016 after having released two counterpart EPs, Welcome To The Sad Boys Club and Welcome To The Happy Girls Club.[2]

Youth Killed It
Youth Killed It ready to record their video for Keep It Real
Background information
OriginNorwich, England
GenresIndie rock
Years active2016–present
LabelsRude Records
Websitewww.youthkilledit.com
MembersJack Murphy, Josh Arter-Taylor, Danny Di Ara, Josh Thexton, Joel Mullin

Discography
Title Album details Type
Modern Bollotics [3][4][5][6][7][8] Album

"What's So Great Britain?"

  • Release Date: 2018

Members

Current line-up
  • Jack Murphy - vocals (2016–Present)
  • Josh Thexton - bass (2016–Present)
  • Josh Arter-Taylor - guitar/vocals (2016–Present)
  • Danny de Ara Torres - guitar (2019-Present)
  • Joel Mullin - drums (2019-Present)

Ex members
  • Carlos Montero - guitar (2016–2019)
  • Ben Ford - drums (2016–2019)

References
  1. "Rude Records - Artist Page". Ruderecorz.com.
  2. "Ten Eighty Magazine - Youth Killed It EP Release". Teneightymagazine.com.
  3. "Youth Killed It release video for new single, 'Popstar'". Punktastic.com. Retrieved 2020-06-08.
  4. "Youth Killed It - 'Modern Bollotics' - Reviews - Rock Sound Magazine". Rock Sound Magazine.
  5. "Listen to the new Youth Killed It album, 'Modern Bollotics'". Punktastic.com.
  6. "Youth Killed It - Modern Bollotics | Album Review - Mosh". Mosh.hittheflllor.com. 15 May 2017.
  7. "Youth Killed It - Modern Bollotics Album Review". Rushonrock.com. 13 May 2017.
  8. "Review: Youth Killed It - Modern Bollotics". Alreadyheard.com.
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