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Following on from multiple sold-out headline shows including Manchester’s YES, and raucous support slots including Maruja’s sold-out show at Gorilla, Manchester and Death From Above 1979’s UK return at The Garage, London as well as other shows with such names as Fat Dog, Getdown Services, Porij and KEG, YAANG are set to release their debut offering ‘No’ digitally and on limited edition 10” vinyl through Crackedankles Records as well as a cassette run courtesy of Sour Grapes Records on March 14th 2025.
Forming in 2017 when Davey Moore (vocals/sampler) met Oliver Duffy (Guitars/vocals) at a rhythmic awareness class at the University of Salford – and later completed by Ben White (Ex-Working Men’s Club) on bass duties – the trio have steadily built their reputation for furious, high-energy live shows, powered by the rocket-fuel combo of pulsating drum-machine loops, clangorous guitars and a wicked sense of humour. Integral cogs in the ever-whirring grassroots scene of their beloved Manchester, Yaang regularly rub shoulders with the likes of buzzy contemporaries Maruja, Nightbus, The Orielles, Westside Cowboy, TTSSFU and Splint.
Bio provided by artist:
Following on from multiple sold-out headline shows including Manchester’s YES, and raucous support slots including Maruja’s sold-out show at Gorilla, Manchester and Death From Above 1979’s UK return at The Garage, London as well as other shows with such names as Fat Dog, Getdown Services, Porij and KEG, YAANG are set to release their debut offering ‘No’ digitally and on limited edition 10” vinyl through Crackedankles Records as well as a cassette run courtesy of Sour Grapes Records on March 14th 2025.
Forming in 2017 when Davey Moore (vocals/sampler) met Oliver Duffy (Guitars/vocals) at a rhythmic awareness class at the University of Salford - and later completed by Ben White (Ex-Working Men’s Club) on bass duties - the trio have steadily built their reputation for furious, high-energy live shows, powered by the rocket-fuel combo of pulsating drum-machine loops, clangorous guitars and a wicked sense of humour. Integral cogs in the ever-whirring grassroots scene of their beloved Manchester, Yaang regularly rub shoulders with the likes of buzzy contemporaries Maruja, Nightbus, The Orielles, Westside Cowboy, TTSSFU and Splint.