Your Demise
Your Demise | |
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Also known as | YD |
Origin | St Albans, England |
Genres | Hardcore punk, melodic hardcore, post-hardcore,[1] metalcore (early) |
Years active | 2003-2014 |
Labels | Pinky Swear Records, Visible Noise, Rise, Distort, Shock, Earache, Thirty Days of Night |
Website | YourDemiseOfficial.com |
Past members |
Lee Barratt Ashley Davison Robert Kiff Barclay Brennan Roland Farrar Robin Davies George Noble Stuart Paice Andreas Yasoumi Sam Brown Oliver Wolffe George Dixon Daniel Osbourne Nathan Liddle James Sampson Stuart Mackay James Tailby Ed McRae |
Your Demise are a hardcore punk band from St Albans, Brighton and Salisbury in the United Kingdom. They began in 2003 and have shared stages and tours world wide with Comeback Kid, Enter Shikari, Parkway Drive, A Day to Remember and Bring Me the Horizon. On 22 September 2008, the band confirmed that they had signed a deal with Visible Noise.
History
They recorded their Visible Noise debut between 16 November 2008 and 13 January 2009 at Outhouse Studios in Reading, England. The band released their second album Ignorance Never Dies in April 2009. The band embarked on a 3 week tour of Europe & UK, starting 20 April 2009, with Deez Nuts, More Than Life and Lower Than Atlantis. The band then signed with Earache Records in North America, and with Shock Records in Australia.
Since the release of Ignorance Never Dies, the band split from vocalist George Noble and recruited former Centurion frontman Ed McRae. Shortly afterward, Your Demise toured the UK and Europe with Misery Signals in August and September 2009 and then continued to tour Scandinavia with Raised Fist in early October, followed by a European run with The Devil Wears Prada.
The band finished recording their most recent album on 16 June 2010. It was released on 20 September in the UK, Japan & Europe. In the U.S. it was released on 25 October. The album is called The Kids We Used to Be and they showcased some of the new songs at Download Festival 2010 and have been playing them on tour since.
On 6 September 2011 the band announced via Facebook that the new album will be called The Golden Age. On 4 January 2012, the release date was confirmed as 26 March 2012, along with details of guest vocalists.[2]
On 7 February, the band released their new EP Cold Chillin', a 4 track follow up to The Golden Age, and their first release since parting ways with Visible Noise. Karma was the lead single, which was released as a free download and a video was made for it. The EP was released on CD via Impericon and a handnumbered 7" through Pinky Swear Records limited to 500 copies over two colourways and alternative artworks.
On 15 April 2013 the band announced, via a YouTube video posted to their Facebook/Twitter page, that they were to break up. The decision was amicable and based on the fact that they felt they had taken the band as far as they believed was possible. The band will "come to an end in March 2014, following a series of farewell performances (details of which will be announced in the near future)." The band have also announced that they will no longer be able to perform their scheduled dates in Mexico, North America and Canada.[2]
Band members
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Discography
- Studio albums
- You Only Make Us Stronger (2006, Zone 6 Records)
- Ignorance Never Dies (2009, Visible Noise Records)
- The Kids We Used to Be (2010, Visible Noise Records)
- The Golden Age (2012, Visible Noise Records)
- EPs
- The Blood Stays on the Blade (2008, Thirty Days of Night Records)
- Three For Free (2012, self-released)
- Cold Chillin' (2013, Pinky Swear Records)
- Demos
- Your Days Are Numbered (2005, self-released)
- First Strike (2005, self-released)
Videography
- "The Blood Stays on the Blade" (2008)
- "Burnt Tongues" (2009)
- "Miles Away" (2010)
- "The Kids We Used to Be..." (2011)
- "Life of Luxury (feat. Mike Duce of Lower Than Atlantis)" (2011)
- "Forget About Me" (2012)
- "These Lights" (2012)
- "Push Me Under" (2012)
- "Karma" (2013)
- "A Song to No One" (2013)
References
- ↑ Scheda sulla band da All Music Guide
- ↑ "Your Demise Announce Details Of ‘The Golden Age’". Rock Sound. 4 January 2012. Retrieved 4 January 2012.
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