Complete List Of Neck Deep Songs From A to Z

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The band Neck Deep formed in 2012 in Wrexham, Wales, when vocalist Ben Barlow met guitarist Lloyd Roberts through the online platform SoundCloud. What began as a casual home recording project quickly evolved into a full band after they released a few early songs online that resonated with fans of the genre. The group solidified its lineup with guitarist Matt West, bassist Fil Thorpe-Evans, and drummer Dani Washington. Within months, Neck Deep was at the forefront of a renewed wave of pop punk, combining emotional storytelling with high-energy performances that connected instantly with audiences.

Their first EP, Rain in July, was released independently in 2012 and quickly gained traction in the underground punk scene. Its success led to the band signing with Hopeless Records in 2013, marking a turning point in their career. That same year, they released a second EP, A History of Bad Decisions, which further showcased their ability to blend catchy hooks with raw honesty. The following year brought the release of their debut studio album, Wishful Thinking, which climbed to number two on the UK Rock & Metal Albums Chart and earned international recognition. With its themes of youth, loss, and self-discovery, the record established Neck Deep as one of the leading bands in the new generation of pop punk.

Their second album, Life’s Not Out to Get You, released in 2015, elevated the band to global prominence. Produced by Jeremy McKinnon of A Day to Remember and Andrew Wade, the album featured anthems such as “Can’t Kick Up the Roots” and “Gold Steps.” The record’s energy and optimism resonated with both longtime pop punk fans and new listeners, and it was widely praised by critics. It reached number eight on the UK Albums Chart and number seventeen on the Billboard 200 in the United States, cementing Neck Deep’s status as a major international act. Extensive touring followed, including appearances at Vans Warped Tour and headlining shows across Europe, North America, and Australia.

In 2017, the band released The Peace and the Panic, which reflected a more mature sound and lyrical depth. The album explored themes of anxiety, loss, and resilience, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and world events. It included singles such as “In Bloom” and “Motion Sickness,” both of which became fan favorites. The Peace and the Panic debuted at number four on the UK Albums Chart and number two on the Billboard 200, making it the band’s most commercially successful release to that point. The album earned widespread acclaim for its balance of emotional introspection and energetic songwriting, proving that Neck Deep could evolve without losing their signature sound.

By 2020, Neck Deep continued to evolve musically with the release of All Distortions Are Intentional. The album marked a conceptual shift, telling a story about a fictional character named Jett and his search for meaning in a distorted reality. Recorded in Wales and produced by Matt Squire, the album blended the band’s pop punk roots with alternative and emo influences. It debuted at number four on the UK Albums Chart and number thirteen on the Billboard 200, further establishing the group’s versatility and artistic ambition. The singles “Lowlife” and “When You Know” were praised for their melodic hooks and thoughtful lyrics, reflecting the band’s growth and creative confidence.

In 2024, Neck Deep released their self-titled fifth studio album, Neck Deep, returning to a more straightforward and energetic sound reminiscent of their earlier work. The album was produced by vocalist Ben Barlow and guitarist Seb Barlow, showcasing a more self-sufficient approach. It featured the singles “Heartbreak of the Century” and “It Won’t Be Like This Forever,” which captured the band’s trademark blend of nostalgia and modern punk energy. The record received positive reviews for its raw production and emotional immediacy, reaffirming the group’s place among the leading names in contemporary punk music.

Throughout their career, Neck Deep has been recognized for their dedication to their fans and their influence on the resurgence of pop punk. They have won Kerrang! Awards and Alternative Press Music Awards, including accolades for Best British Band and Best Live Band. Their performances are known for their enthusiasm and sense of community, reflecting the band’s roots in a genre built on connection and authenticity. Beyond their music, members of Neck Deep have been active in supporting mental health awareness and social causes, often using their platform to advocate for positive change.

Complete List Of Neck Deep Songs From A to Z

19 Seventy Sumthin’ – The Peace and the Panic – 2017
Beautiful Madness – The Peace and the Panic – 2017
Blank Pages – 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 – 2015
Candour – Wishful Thinking – 2014
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 (full band version) – Life’s Not out to Get You – 2015
Don’t Wait – The Peace and the Panic – 2017
Dumbstruck Dumbfuck – Neck Deep – 2024
Dumbstruck Dumbfuck (Live in Barcelona) – Neck Deep – 2024
Empty House – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
Fall – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
Go Outside! – Neck Deep – 2024
Gold Steps – Life’s Not out to Get You – 2015
Growing Pains – Wishful Thinking – 2014
Happy Judgement Day – The Peace and the Panic – 2017
Heartbreak of the Century – Neck Deep – 2024
Heavy Lies – The Peace and the Panic – 2017
I Hope This Comes Back to Haunt You – Life’s Not out to Get You – 2015
I Revolve (Around You) – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
In Bloom – The Peace and the Panic – 2017
It Won’t Be Like This Forever – Neck Deep – 2024
Kali Ma – Life’s Not out to Get You – 2015
Lime St. – Life’s Not out to Get You – 2015
Lime St. (acoustic) – Life’s Not out to Get You – 2015
Little Dove – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
Losing Teeth – Wishful Thinking – 2014
Lowlife – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
Mileage – Wishful Thinking – 2014
Moody Weirdo – Neck Deep – 2024
Motion Sickness – The Peace and the Panic – 2017
Parachute – The Peace and the Panic – 2017
Pushing Daisies – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
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
Sick Joke – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
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 – Neck Deep – 2024
Sweet Nothings – Wishful Thinking – 2014
Take Me with You – Neck Deep – 2024
Take Me with You (Live in Barcelona) – Neck Deep – 2024
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
We Need More Bricks – Neck Deep – 2024
What Did You Expect? – Wishful Thinking – 2014
What Took You So Long – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
When You Know – All Distortions Are Intentional – 2020
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 Panic – 2017
You Should See Me Now – Neck Deep – 2024
Zoltar Speaks – Wishful Thinking – 2014

Albums

Wishful Thinking (2014): 12 songs

Life’s Not out to Get You (2015): 15 songs

The Peace and the Panic (2017): 13 songs

All Distortions Are Intentional (2020): 12 songs

Neck Deep (2024): 14 songs

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