Right after the Embrace Me // Erase Me cassette came out, they played my living room in short-shorts with full-stack amps. They played most of this demo. Best show I've ever been to.
to think they made these at just 16/17 years of age. pure geniuses. reminds me of the silverchair phenomenon, always amazing to see bands make masterpiece songs at such a young age
@@psychwardsandSCENE I was jokingly exaggerating, love me Code Orange Kids but they’ve become a lot more creative & versatile with their art & I’ve only grown to respect them more for it even if I don’t love everything they do
Right after the Embrace Me // Erase Me cassette came out, they played my living room in short-shorts with full-stack amps. They played most of this demo. Best show I've ever been to.
to think they made these at just 16/17 years of age. pure geniuses. reminds me of the silverchair phenomenon, always amazing to see bands make masterpiece songs at such a young age
This slaps. Code Orange has always put out quality darkness since day one.
code orange kids*
code orange makes awful music for 12 year olds
@@psychwardsandSCENE code orange kids was basically angsty 12 year olds making noise 😂
@@py16667 they were all 18 by 2012 lol
@@psychwardsandSCENE I was jokingly exaggerating, love me Code Orange Kids but they’ve become a lot more creative & versatile with their art & I’ve only grown to respect them more for it even if I don’t love everything they do
@@py16667 they're a mixed bag of sh!t at this point lol
They were like 16 years old when this came out. Mindblowing.
this is goood
I
Have nothing
to call
My own
thank you man
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Bass fills in Violence? Reba you devil!
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