Berosszulás Youth Sucks - Berosszulás Youth Sucks

Review by David Graves

Berosszulás Youth Sucks, the self-titled debut album by the Hungarian punk rock band, is a raw and energetic collection of songs that captures the frustration and rebellion of youth. From the opening track "Intro" to the closing song "Kell egy kis idő" (Need Some Time), the album is a non-stop barrage of distorted guitars, pounding drums, and aggressive vocals.

The lyrics are in Hungarian, but the band's message is universal: youth sucks, and the world is a messed up place. Songs like "Én itt vagyok" (I'm Here) and "Nem akarok a tiéd lenni" (I Don't Want to Be Yours) express the alienation and anger that many young people feel, while tracks like "Féltelek" (I'm Afraid of You) and "Hazudsz" (You're Lying) take aim at authority figures and societal norms.

Despite the album's rough edges and DIY production, Berosszulás Youth Sucks show a knack for catchy hooks and memorable choruses. Songs like "Fütyülök a szabályokra" (I Whistle at the Rules) and "Csak az idő múlik" (Only Time Passes) will have listeners singing along and pumping their fists.

Summary by David Graves

Berosszulás Youth Sucks is a promising debut from a band that clearly has a lot to say. Fans of punk rock and rebellious music in general should definitely give this album a listen.