Album Release for You Me At Six
The anticipated new album from You Me At Six dropped on February 10th. After pushing back the initial January 27th release due to manufacturing issues with vinyl record production, the emo/pop-rock group kept fans on their toes by releasing singles from the album to build anticipation. Singles released include “DEEP CUTS,” “Mixed Emotions,” and “No Future? Yeah Right” feat. Rou Reynolds of Enter Shikari, “heartLESS,” “:mydopamine:” and the latest drop from the quintet, “God Bless The 90s Kids.”
“Truth Decay is an honest depiction of my equilibrium and I.” … “We drew on inspiration from not only our peers in the period of 2006-2012, but also our own records from then as well.”
You Me At Six comprises singer Josh Franceschi, guitarists Max Helyer and Chris Miller, bassist Matt Barnes, and drummer Dan Flint. The quintet has reached global success in the emo community dating over 15 years and has held the top album spot twice in the UK. However, the latest installment in their musical franchise draws the group back to the beginning and paves the way for what fans can expect from the group moving forward.
“We began to look back on all the things that made us want to be in a band in the first place and we wanted to make an album that came slightly easier to us. On previous albums, we’d been in the pursuit of a challenge but this time around it was simple if a song didn’t make us jump round the room, we weren’t using it.
Trying to find the good in bad moments. I think music should make you feel like it was written specifically for you. Ultimately, that’s when a song really connects. When it hits you in feels but sparks a sense of euphoria also.”
Truth Decay” Tracklist:
Deep Cuts
Mixed Emotions (I Didn’t Know How To Tell You What I Was Going Through)
God Bless The 90s Kids
After Love In The After Hours
No Future? Yeah Right (ft. Rou Reynolds)
heartLESS
Who Needs Revenge When I’ve Got Ellen Rae
Breakdown
Traumatic Iconic
:mydopamine:
A Smile To Make You Weak(er) At The Knees
Ultraviolence
A Love Letter To Those Who Feel Lost (ft. Cody Frost)
Truth Decay is available on all streaming platforms now!
