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After taking a hiatus from playing music with <a href="spotify:artist:1S6XFsqOCXBitdC9KU29Gg" data-name="Johnny Void and the Others">Johnny Void and the Others</a> and stepping away from <a href="spotify:artist:2PmVnLrai8GR0VrMVQ2OKX" data-name="The Green Goblyn Project">The Green Goblyn Project</a> , Johnny Void went on to create X-Ray Youth in the spring of ’97. But X-Ray Youth was not a continuation of his hardcore punk roots, nor was it a follow-up of the morbid musings of The GGP; with a new musical direction and new bandmates, Johnny Void went a different route musically, losing his explicit lyrics for a sound with more rock sensibility. Originally a two piece with bassist Ryan Johansen, it wasn’t until November of ‘97 that they solidified the lineup with drummer Derrick Haggerty, until they disbanded in August of 1998.
Johnny Void went on to form <a href="spotify:artist:3G4JMtk8jNxb55v2Viff7Y" data-name="Anselmo">Anselmo</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:3vWbxJkq83hI58uhbLxRP1" data-name="Dethhaus">Dethhaus</a>.
With the advent of new technologies, in September/October of 2020, the X-Ray Youth catalogue was acquired by Rakka Rakka Records and remastered by Johnny Void at Room 101 to his original vision.
On Sep. '22 “<a href="spotify:album:4Akn3EX4uow7Xu6cfhkTqs" data-name="All Washed Up">All Washed Up</a>” the lost album made up mostly of the band’s songs that were previously released on <a href="spotify:album:4bvgviy69Wa1y6NLUAbzun" data-name="Shows and Home Demos 1997-1998 (Live)">Shows and Home Demos 1997-1998 (Live)</a> was released with a new line-up.
Adding to their string of cult classics, on June '23 X-Ray Youth released their newest single <a href="spotify:album:7sCwrnOyUDfy91ixpZ92T1" data-name="Knocked Down (But I'll Get Back Up)">Knocked Down (But I'll Get Back Up)</a>!
Find more music from X-Ray Youth on <a href="spotify:album:45mMxqCpterUHWGoSI6G2g" data-name="Chad's Very First Tribute Record">Chad's Very First Tribute Record</a> and watch their videos on YouTube @XrayYouth!
Johnny Void went on to form <a href="spotify:artist:3G4JMtk8jNxb55v2Viff7Y" data-name="Anselmo">Anselmo</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:3vWbxJkq83hI58uhbLxRP1" data-name="Dethhaus">Dethhaus</a>.
With the advent of new technologies, in September/October of 2020, the X-Ray Youth catalogue was acquired by Rakka Rakka Records and remastered by Johnny Void at Room 101 to his original vision.
On Sep. '22 “<a href="spotify:album:4Akn3EX4uow7Xu6cfhkTqs" data-name="All Washed Up">All Washed Up</a>” the lost album made up mostly of the band’s songs that were previously released on <a href="spotify:album:4bvgviy69Wa1y6NLUAbzun" data-name="Shows and Home Demos 1997-1998 (Live)">Shows and Home Demos 1997-1998 (Live)</a> was released with a new line-up.
Adding to their string of cult classics, on June '23 X-Ray Youth released their newest single <a href="spotify:album:7sCwrnOyUDfy91ixpZ92T1" data-name="Knocked Down (But I'll Get Back Up)">Knocked Down (But I'll Get Back Up)</a>!
Find more music from X-Ray Youth on <a href="spotify:album:45mMxqCpterUHWGoSI6G2g" data-name="Chad's Very First Tribute Record">Chad's Very First Tribute Record</a> and watch their videos on YouTube @XrayYouth!
