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Mar / 2017 | • | Lional w/ Cold Years | The Drouthy Cobbler | |||
Mar / 2017 | • | Cold Years w/ Pure Grief & Lauren MacKenzie | Tooth and Claw, Inverness | |||
Mar / 2017 | • | Cold Years & Pete at the Starclub | Maze, Berlin | |||
Mar / 2017 | • | Cold Years & Pete at the Starclub | Astra Stube, Hamburg | |||
Jan / 2017 | • | Acoustic w/ Louis and Ross | Brewdog (Flagship), Aberdeen | |||
Jan / 2017 | • | The Ataris | Tunnels Aberdeen, Aberdeen, GB | |||
Dec / 2016 | • | Cold Years w/ Nicky Aiken & The Templesons | Twa Tams, Perth | |||
Nov / 2016 | • | Alcoa w/ Choir Vandals, Alex Green & Cold Years | Conroys Basement, Dundee | |||
Nov / 2016 | • | Cold Years & Larkhill | Pre-Bar, Southampton | |||
Nov / 2016 | • | Cold Years & Larkhill | The Old England Pub, Bristol | |||
Nov / 2016 | • | Cold Years & Larkhill | The Bobbin, Lancaster | |||
Nov / 2016 | • | Cold Years & Larkhill | The Fulford Arms, York | |||
Oct / 2016 | • | The Ghost Riders In The Sky & Cold Years w/ Cook Doo & Benny Monteux | Underdog, Aberdeen | |||
Sep / 2016 | • | Cold Years w/ Stimpy Myth & Apathys Edge | Monty's Bar, Dunfermline | |||
Aug / 2016 | • | Cold Years // Death Chasers EP Launch | Exodus, Aberdeen | |||
Aug / 2016 | • | Live At Captain Toms (LACT) | Captain Toms, Aberdeen |
Label / Release | Type | Year | |
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Inside Job/eOne Music | |||
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Good As Hell | Single | 2021 |
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Night Like This | Single | 2020 |
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Electricity | Single | 2020 |
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Too Far Gone | Single | 2020 |
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Paradise | Album | 2020 |
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62 (My Generation’s Falling Apart) | Single | 2019 |
Cold Years | |||
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Seasons | Single | 2018 |
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What I Lost | Single | 2018 |
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Northern Blue | Single | 2018 |
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Miss You to Death | Single | 2017 |
Inside Job / MNRK UK | |||
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Kicking and Screaming | Single | 2022 |
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32 | Single | 2022 |
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She Sells Sanctuary | Single | 2022 |
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Goodbye To Misery | Album | 2022 |
Inside Job / eOne Music UK | |||
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Life With A View | Single | 2021 |
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Headstone | Single | 2021 |
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Home | Single | 2021 |
Inside Job / eOne Music | |||
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Breathe | Single | 2019 |
Fat Hippy Records | |||
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Death Chasers | Album | 2016 |
(Unsigned) | |||
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Mile Marker | EP | 2014 |
Fat Hippy Records | |||
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Death Chasers | EP | 2015 |
Shortly after forming, the band soon found themselves locked away in T-pot Studios in the glens of Perthshire where their debut EP Mile Marker came to life. Over the course of the next few months, Cold Years set out to play as many shows as possible establishing themselves as one of the live bands to see in the North East of Scotland.
With the band due to head back into the studio in the summer of 2015, disaster struck as drummer Fraser Allan suffered a serious back injury. The band were not to be set back by this; instead of sitting around waiting for Fraser to recover, they set about writing new songs for the next record, taking what they already had and re-working the material into a set of songs that would push the boundaries of what they had ever done before.
October 2015 saw the band hit the road on their first UK tour with The Ghost Riders In The Sky, a huge success which saw them rapidly gaining momentum further afield through their live performances – a must-see live band, they boast a presence that’s every bit as energetic as the songs on the record.
Their new EP Death Chasers was laid down at The Depot recording studio in January 2016 with Scottish producer Mark Morrow (The Winter Tradition, Zoax, Copper Lungs), before being mixed and mastered in Manchester by Bob Cooper (Nai Harvest, Brawlers, Rob Lynch).
Death Chasers was released earlier this year on 12” vinyl and digital download via local Aberdeen independent label Fat Hippy Records to critical acclaim from the likes of Rock Sound, Kerrang!, Team Rock, Punktastic, Powerplay Magazine and many more.
Drawing Influences from the likes of Lucero, Hot Water Music and The Gaslight Anthem, Cold Years are packing some serious punk with stinking-great handfuls of big sing-along choruses thrown into the mix – think a less gothic Creeper by way of Springsteen and The Menzingers.