$95.99
This exclusive deluxe version of the album includes “The Funeral” (Live At The Shrine) and “The Funeral” (Acoustic) printed on limited edition transparent vinyl with a unique jacket, inner sleeve, limited run double sided poster and signed art card.
YUNGBLUD’s self-titled third album feels like the moment Dominic Harrison stopped playing the role of the outsider and fully embraced being the voice of a generation. Where 21st Century Liability was angry and defiant, and Weird! wore its glam-pop eccentricities on its sleeve, YUNGBLUD strikes a balance between rebellion and accessibility.
The record is a mash of pop-punk, alt-rock, and stadium-ready anthems. Gritty guitar riffs fuel tracks like “The Funeral”and “Tissues”, while “Memories” (feat. Willow) pushes into electronic-tinged territory without losing that youthful angst. It’s clear YUNGBLUD has taken lessons from Bowie, Green Day, and My Chemical Romance, yet repackaged them in a way that screams 2020s Gen-Z identity.
Identity, alienation, mental health, love, and youthful rage remain his wheelhouse—but there’s growth here. Instead of just shouting at the system, he’s inviting everyone to join his twisted carnival of self-expression. “Don’t Feel Like Feeling Sad Today” is a perfect example—tongue-in-cheek, but undeniably uplifting.
The Funeral – Anthemic opener, equal parts sarcasm and stadium-ready swagger.
Tissues – Built on a sample of The Cure’s “Close to Me,” showing his love of goth-pop history.
Memories (feat. Willow) – A high-energy duet dripping with raw emotion.
Cruel Kids – A more vulnerable cut, highlighting the cost of outsider life.
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