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Death Of Youth as a full band

Posted by Loren on November 18, 2025

Death Of Youth as a full band
Death Of Youth as a full band

Death of Youth has announced their debut full-length album, Nothing Is The Same Anymore, out Feb. 16 on a bunch of labels -- we'll save that paragraph for the end.

The London, UK based band play melodic hardcore/emo with a variety of influences on display. The project initially began as a bedroom project from Rob David (vocals), releasing Between Chapters EP and Suburban Dystopia EP, then later refocusing as a full band with Joe Arnold (guitar), Carlos Zelaya (bass), and William Page (drums).

The album will release via Engineer Records (UK), Cat's Claw Records (UK - Cassette Tape Only), Sell The Heart Records (US), Remorse Records (France), Dancing Rabbit Records (Germany), Vina Records (Italy), and Pasidaryk Pat Records (Lithuania)

Track listing:

1. Desensitised
2. Rumination
3. Fix Your Heart or Die
4. Bystander
5. The Inverse of Patriotism
6. Invertebrate
7. Performance Art
8. Castle Rock
9. Nothing Is The Same Anymore

Death Of Youth as a full band
Death Of Youth as a full band

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