East India Youth + Larry Gus

Moving around techno influences and moulding them into something direct and powerful, East India Youth’s debut EP Hostel was the best album The Quietus editor-in-chief John Doran had heard in years. He was so enamoured, he even started a record label to release it. Need we say more?

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The Quietus’s editor-in-chief John Doran showered twenty-three-year-old multi-instrumentalist William Doyle, aka East Indian Youth, with accolades when we asked him for a recommendation back in September. Moving around techno influences and moulding them into something direct and powerful, Doyle’s Hostel EP was the best album Doran had heard in years – he was so enamoured, he even started a record label to release it. East India Youth’s follow up to that lauded EP, a full-length for Stolen Recordings comes out just on 13 January, so the new tunes will practically still be steaming at OT301.

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