Complete List Of Neck Deep Songs From A to Z

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Neck Deep formed in Wrexham, Wales, in 2012 after vocalist Ben Barlow connected with guitarist Lloyd Roberts through SoundCloud. What began as a home-recording project quickly became a full band, with the early lineup also featuring guitarist Matt West, bassist Fil Thorpe-Evans, and drummer Dani Washington.

The independent EP Rain in July introduced Neck Deep in 2012 with seven short, urgent songs built around direct hooks and restless emotion. The follow-up EP, A History of Bad Decisions, arrived in 2013 as the band signed with Hopeless Records. The two releases were later combined into a single ten-track collection.

Wishful Thinking, released in 2014, became the band’s first studio album. Songs including “Losing Teeth,” “Crushing Grief (No Remedy),” “Growing Pains,” and “Candour” carried the speed of the early EPs into more developed arrangements while preserving Neck Deep’s youthful sense of urgency.

The band’s international breakthrough came with Life’s Not Out to Get You in 2015. Produced by Jeremy McKinnon and Andrew Wade, the album delivered “Can’t Kick Up the Roots,” “Gold Steps,” “Kali Ma,” “Serpents,” and “December.” Deluxe and related releases expanded that era with acoustic versions, a full-band version of “December,” Mark Hoppus remixes, and guest recordings featuring Hoppus and Chris Carrabba.

The Peace and the Panic followed in 2017, placing personal grief and anxiety beside songs about social instability and resilience. “Motion Sickness,” “In Bloom,” “Happy Judgement Day,” “Wish You Were Here,” and “Where Do We Go When We Go” gave the album its emotional range. Two additional songs, “Beautiful Madness” and “Worth It,” later appeared together as The Peace and the B-Sides.

Neck Deep also used the period between albums for experiments outside the main studio catalog. The band recorded acoustic and alternate versions of “In Bloom,” covered Ednaswap’s “Torn” for Songs That Saved My Life, and released the standalone songs “Don’t Tell Me It’s Over” and “She’s a God.”

All Distortions Are Intentional arrived in 2020 as a concept album centered on the fictional world of Sonderland and a character named Jett. “Lowlife,” “When You Know,” “Sick Joke,” “Fall,” and “Pushing Daisies” blended pop-punk with alternative rock and emo textures. Acoustic singles and the five-song Live from Lockdown EP extended that chapter in 2021.

After releasing “STFU” in 2022 and collaborating with Busted on “Meet You There 2.0” in 2023, Neck Deep returned to a direct, self-produced pop-punk sound on the 2024 album Neck Deep. “Dumbstruck Dumbfuck,” “Heartbreak of the Century,” “Take Me with You,” “We Need More Bricks,” and “It Won’t Be Like This Forever” emphasized speed, melody, and the band’s connection to its earliest work.

The 2025 Dumbfuck Edition expanded the self-titled album to fourteen songs. It added “You Should See Me Now,” brought “STFU” into the album sequence, and included live performances of “Dumbstruck Dumbfuck” and “Take Me with You” recorded in Barcelona. Later that year, the three-track December single collected the original song with the Mark Hoppus and Chris Carrabba versions.

Across five studio albums, early EPs, alternate versions, covers, collaborations, and live recordings, Neck Deep have remained closely tied to the directness that first defined the band. Their catalog pairs the communal energy of pop punk with songs about grief, self-doubt, relationships, home, and the effort to keep moving forward.

Complete List Of Neck Deep Songs From A to Z

0–9 And A–E

“19 Seventy Sumthin’” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“All Hype, No Heart” – Rain in July (2012)
“A Part of Me (feat. Laura Whiteside)” – Rain in July (2012)
“Beautiful Madness” – The Peace and the B-Sides (2019)
“Blank Pages” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“Boulevard of Broken Dreams” – Boulevard of Broken Dreams (2014)
“Candour” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“Can’t Kick Up the Roots” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Can’t Kick Up the Roots (Acoustic)” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (Deluxe Edition) (2015)
“Can’t Kick Up the Roots (Mark Hoppus Remix)” – Serpents EP (2016)
“Citizens of Earth” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Critical Mistake” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“Crushing Grief (No Remedy)” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“Damsel in Distress” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“December” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“December (again) (feat. Mark Hoppus)” – December (2016)
“December (feat. Chris Carrabba)” – December (2016)
“December (Full Band Version)” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (Deluxe Edition) (2015)
“Don’t Tell Me It’s Over” – Don’t Tell Me It’s Over (2019)
“Don’t Wait (feat. Sam Carter)” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“Dumbstruck Dumbfuck” – Neck Deep (2024)
“Dumbstruck Dumbfuck (Live in Barcelona)” – Neck Deep (Dumbfuck Edition) (2025)
“Empty House” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)

F–J

“Fall” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“Fall (Live from Lockdown)” – Live from Lockdown (2021)
“Gold Steps” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Go Outside!” – Neck Deep (2024)
“Growing Pains” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“Happy Judgement Day” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“Head to the Ground” – A History of Bad Decisions (2013)
“Heartbreak of the Century” – Neck Deep (2024)
“Heavy Lies” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“I Couldn’t Wait to Leave 6 Months Ago” – Rain in July (2012)
“I Hope This Comes Back to Haunt You” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“In Bloom” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“In Bloom (Acoustic)” – In Bloom: Versions (2018)
“In Bloom (feat. Saxl Rose)” – In Bloom: Versions (2018)
“In Bloom (WHOKILLEDXIX Remix)” – In Bloom (WHOKILLEDXIX Remix) (2022)
“I Revolve (Around You)” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“I Revolve (Around You) (Live from Lockdown)” – Live from Lockdown (2021)
“It Won’t Be Like This Forever” – Neck Deep (2024)

K–O

“Kali Ma” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Kick It” – Rain in July (2012)
“Lime St.” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Lime St. (Acoustic)” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (Deluxe Edition) (2015)
“Little Dove” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“Losing Teeth” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“Lowlife” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“Lowlife (Acoustic)” – Lowlife (Acoustic) (2021)
“Meet You There 2.0 (with Busted)” – Meet You There 2.0 (2023)
“Mileage” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“Moody Weirdo” – Neck Deep (2024)
“Motion Sickness” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“Over and Over” – Rain in July (2012)

P–T

“Parachute” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“Pushing Daisies” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“Pushing Daisies (Live from Lockdown)” – Live from Lockdown (2021)
“Quarry” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“Rock Bottom” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Say What You Want” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“Serpents” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Serpents (Mark Hoppus Remix)” – Serpents EP (2016)
“She’s a God” – She’s a God (2019)
“Sick Joke” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“Sick Joke (Live from Lockdown)” – Live from Lockdown (2021)
“Silver Lining” – Rain in July (2012)
“Smooth Seas Don’t Make Good Sailors” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Sonderland” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“Sort Yourself Out” – Neck Deep (2024)
“Staircase Wit” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“STFU” – STFU (2022)
“Sweet Nothings” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“Tables Turned” – A History of Bad Decisions (2013)
“Take Me with You” – Neck Deep (2024)
“Take Me with You (Live in Barcelona)” – Neck Deep (Dumbfuck Edition) (2025)
“Telling Stories” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“The Beach Is for Lovers (Not Lonely Losers)” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“The Grand Delusion” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“They May Not Mean To (But They Do)” – Neck Deep (2024)
“This Is All My Fault” – Neck Deep (2024)
“Threat Level Midnight” – Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)
“Torn” – Songs That Saved My Life (2018)

U–Z

“Up in Smoke” – A History of Bad Decisions (2013)
“We Need More Bricks” – Neck Deep (2024)
“What Did You Expect?” – Rain in July (2012)
“What Did You Expect?” – Wishful Thinking (2014)
“What Took You So Long?” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“What Took You So Long? (Acoustic)” – What Took You So Long? (Acoustic) (2021)
“When You Know” – All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)
“When You Know (Acoustic)” – When You Know (Acoustic) (2021)
“When You Know (Live from Lockdown)” – Live from Lockdown (2021)
“Where Do We Go When We Go” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“Wish You Were Here” – The Peace and the Panic (2017)
“Worth It” – The Peace and the B-Sides (2019)
“You Should See Me Now” – Neck Deep (Dumbfuck Edition) (2025)
“Zoltar Speaks” – Wishful Thinking (2014)

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Neck Deep Studio Albums

Wishful Thinking (2014)

Life’s Not Out to Get You (2015)

The Peace and the Panic (2017)

All Distortions Are Intentional (2020)

Neck Deep (2024)

Neck Deep EPs, Deluxe Editions, Live Releases, And Selected Recordings

Rain in July (2012)

A History of Bad Decisions (2013)

Rain in July / A History of Bad Decisions (2014)

Life’s Not Out to Get You (Deluxe Edition) (2015)

Serpents EP (2016)

December (2016)

In Bloom: Versions (2018)

The Peace and the B-Sides (2019)

Live from Lockdown (2021)

Meet You There 2.0 (with Busted) (2023)

Neck Deep (Dumbfuck Edition) (2025)

December (Three-Track Single) (2025)

Updated July 31, 2026.

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