Chloe Slater Riot Youth Vinyl LP Indies Eco Blue Colour Due Out 09/10/26
Chloe Slater - Riot Youth
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 9th October, 2026
Indie Stores Exclusive Eco Blue Colour
Tracklist:
1. Mother Nature's Killing Spree
2. Can I Finish Please?
3. The Underground
4. I've Never Felt So Hated
5. Southern Youth
6. Go Outside
7. Get Me Out
8. Helpless
9. Ugly
10. Let It Happen
Chloe Slater’s debut album ‘Riot Youth’ unfolds in the fleeting, chaotic moments before doomsday – a coming of age record fit for the modern world. Arriving right on time in an era when hopelessness and nihilism run rife, painting the truest portrait of what it is to be young, British, and brave enough to be hopeful today. Across 10 tracks, she departs her signature, succinct commentary on the issues plaguing her generation: social divide, toxic internet culture, our dwindling sense of community, the climate crisis and, ultimately, the vampirish billionaire class cashing in on our collective misery. She playfully shifts from these frank descriptions of society to moments of gorgeous, gut-punching poetry, crafting anthemic choruses and intoxicating one-liners from the gripes many of us can barely muster the words for.
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Chloe Slater - Riot Youth
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 9th October, 2026
Indie Stores Exclusive Eco Blue Colour
Tracklist:
1. Mother Nature's Killing Spree
2. Can I Finish Please?
3. The Underground
4. I've Never Felt So Hated
5. Southern Youth
6. Go Outside
7. Get Me Out
8. Helpless
9. Ugly
10. Let It Happen
Chloe Slater’s debut album ‘Riot Youth’ unfolds in the fleeting, chaotic moments before doomsday – a coming of age record fit for the modern world. Arriving right on time in an era when hopelessness and nihilism run rife, painting the truest portrait of what it is to be young, British, and brave enough to be hopeful today. Across 10 tracks, she departs her signature, succinct commentary on the issues plaguing her generation: social divide, toxic internet culture, our dwindling sense of community, the climate crisis and, ultimately, the vampirish billionaire class cashing in on our collective misery. She playfully shifts from these frank descriptions of society to moments of gorgeous, gut-punching poetry, crafting anthemic choruses and intoxicating one-liners from the gripes many of us can barely muster the words for.
