Review by Massimiliano Miecchi

The album Young Blood Let It Out by Kids In Glass Houses is an explosive mix of punk and pop-rock that will leave you wanting more. The Welsh quintet have delivered a collection of high-energy tracks that showcase their musical prowess and lyrical depth.

From the opening track "Gold Blood" to the closing track "The Morning Afterlife", the album is a rollercoaster of emotions and sounds. The band's signature guitar riffs and catchy hooks are present throughout the album, but there are also moments of introspection and vulnerability that make the album stand out.

Tracks like "Animals" and "The Best Is Yet To Come" are anthemic and uplifting, while "Maybe Tomorrow" and "Hunted" delve into darker themes of anxiety and self-doubt. Lead singer Aled Phillips' vocals are powerful and emotive, bringing an extra layer of intensity to the already dynamic tracks.

Summary by Massimiliano Miecchi

Young Blood Let It Out is a strong offering from Kids In Glass Houses that will appeal to fans of pop-punk and alternative rock. The album is a testament to the band's growth and evolution as musicians, and it's clear that they have put their hearts and souls into this release.