Brighton Post-Punk Act Youth Sector Share Latest Single “A Definitive Guide To Easy Living”

Brighton-based post-punk five-piece Youth Sector have shared their new single “A Definitive Guide To Easy Living”. Their first of the year, and second track following their well-received EP Adult Contemporary, the track follows in their vintage-inspired post-punk sound and politically-charged lyricism.

Loaded with their dry satirical humour and subtly dark tone, the track delves into the world of anti-homeless design in cities, juxtaposed by the upbeat energy and dance-forward beat.

Speaking about the single, Youth Sector said: “The song is about anti-homeless architecture – once you start spotting it you can’t stop: tiny narrow bus stop benches, spikes or stones on the ground under bridges or shelters and public benches with random obstacles or arm rests right in the middle. The song explores this abhorrent practice which is more common than you’d like to think.”

Check it out below:

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