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Roadburn Records is set to release Live at Roadburn 2010 and The Unreal Never Lived Live At Roadburn 2012 on vinyl and cd in June to coincide with Yob's European tour (see dates below). The vinyl versions will also be combined together in a box set.

  • Both vinyl version will first be available on Roadburn Festival 2019. Pre-order start April 15th. 
  • Live At Roadburn 2010 will be available on blue and black vinyl. The Unreal Never Lived Live At Roadburn will be available on orange and black vinyl.
  • There will be 500 box sets of which 200 will include the coloured vinyl.

Yob Roadburn 2012 front sleeve Yob Roadburn 2010 front sleeve

Epic, crushing, and heavy beyond words, YOB has achieved legendary status in recent years due to their unmatched aesthetic and incredible body of work. Formed in 1996 in Eugene, Oregon under the leadership of doom metal mastermind Mike Scheidt on guitars and vocals, the group initially released a three song demo tape in 2000 that garnered them international attention. Drawing comparisons to groups like Neurosis, Sleep and Electric Wizard, YOB succeeded in developing modern sounding doom metal that hearkened back to the classics.

In 2002, YOB released their debut album Elaborations of Carbon followed by Catharsis in 2003, a three song record that clocked in at a colossal 50 minutes. The buzz about YOB was beginning to grow and the trio began to tour more extensively. Remaining quite prolific during this period, YOB continued to release an album each year with The Illusion of Motion coming in 2004 followed by The Unreal Never Lived in 2005. Despite all the momentum, YOB disbanded in 2006.

In 2008 the band returned from hiatus and has remained strong ever since with Travis Foster on drums and Aaron Rieseberg on bass. Reinvigorated and reinspired, YOB released The Great Cessation in 2009. It was doom with a psychedelic twist, a sound that Pitchfork referred to as “cosmic doom.”

At this point in their career, the band found increased exposure in the media, with The New York Times going so far as to call them “one of the best bands in North America” after a performance at Scion Rock Festival.

Their deeply contemplative and expansive sound has often been called a metaphysical experience; that sentiment has never been so accurate.
— Bandcamp
Riveting...wrestles with mortality and ultimately perseveres.
— Rolling Stone
Some of the biggest, most oceanic music you’re likely to hear anytime soon.
— Stereogum
Thunderous majesty.
— NPR
A sensuous, aggressive, and jubilant album.
— Pitchfork
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