Off with Their Heads (band)

While the line-up has never been stable, in addition to Ryan Young, the band also included Justin Francis for most of its history. Though Francis eventually stopped touring with OWTH, he continued to write and record songs as the band's drummer and had played on every Off With Their Heads album through 2013's “Home.” Similarly, Zack Gontard (who joined in 2006) no longer toured with the band, he remained their guitarist (and backing vocalist) for the purpose of recording through 2013. 2019's “Be Good” is the first album not to feature contributions from the pair. OWTH's current guitarist (since 2013) is John Polydoros. Their current drummer (since 2018) is Kyle Manning. Nate Gangelhoff had been the band's studio bassist from the recording of "Hospitals" through to the recording of "In Desolation" but was replaced by touring bassist, Robbie Swartwood, when the band recorded 2013's "Home."

In March 2014 Ryan Young launched a podcast and online retail store titled Anxious and Angry. The podcast usually consists of interviews with musicians, writers, comedians and others as well as answering fan submitted questions usually relating to mental health. The overall theme of the podcast is mental health though the interviews do often provide information, stories, and history about the guest. The Anxious and Angry online retail store carries music, apparel, art, and other items from Off With Their Heads, as well as several other artists. It also serves as the exclusive distributor of the Anxious and Angry "flexi singles". The site takes its name from a lyric from the Off With Their Heads song "Nightlife".[8]

At about 12:30 am on October 12, 2019, in the Downtown Eastside neighborhood of Vancouver, a member of the band had gone to retrieve the vehicle after the show. While they were driving back to the venue, the driver unknowingly hit the victim, Desiree Evancio, as she attempted to cross the street where she was dragged under the trailer being towed by the vehicle. Reports have stated, the driver was given a breathalyzer test, detained, interviewed, and released shortly afterward. A few days later, police stated: "We can confirm that new evidence indicates the victim walked between the van and cargo trailer as it was stopped in traffic."[9] A police spokesperson added there was "a degree of alcohol impairment" but did not speak to whether the driver had exceeded the legal limit. Investigators were still working to determine "what role, if any, that alcohol impairment had" in the incident.

Evancio suffered extensive life-altering injuries and has undergone numerous surgeries. Doctors prognosticate that she will remain in hospital for six months to one year; a GoFundMe account is seeking to raise $1 million for associated costs.

• From the Bottom (2008)
• In Desolation (2010)
• Home (2013)
• Won't Be Missed (2016)
• Be Good (2019)[10]
• Character (2020)
• Password Is the Password (2020)[11]

• Fine Tuning The Bender 7" (2003)
• To Hell With This and All Of You 7" (2004)
• Hospitals (2006)
• High Fives for The Rapture 7" (2006)
• Art Of The Underground Single Series 7" (2006)
• Trying to Breathe 7" (2010)
• I Will Follow You (shaped picture disc) (2010)

• Harsh Realm (Laura Jane Grace cover) red Flexi-Disc single (2014)
• Communist Daughter (Neutral Milk Hotel cover) blue Flexi-Disc single (2014)
• On The Attack (Langhorne Slim and the Law cover) white Flexi-Disc single (2015)
• Sorrow (Bad Religion cover) black Flexi-Disc single (2015)
• Broken Songs (Jim Ward cover) green Flexi-Disc single (2016)
• Theme Song (Acoustic) green Flexi-Disc single (2016)
• Wonder Beer (Naked Raygun Cover Featuring Deadaires) (2017)
• Straight to Hell (Hank III cover) yellow Flexi-Disc single (2018)
• Why Do We (Samiam cover) picture blue Flexi-disc single (2018)
• Stay With Me (The Dictators cover) picture black Flexi-disc single (2019)

• Insubordination Fest 2008 CD/DVD (2008)
• Live At The Atlantic Series: Vol. Two 7" (2009)
• Jump Start Records Live: Volume 4 (Digital Download) (2011)
• Live From The Rock Room (Vinyl Exclusive) (2018)
• Don't tell me how to (Live) (Digital Download) (2020)

• J Church Split 7" (“Grin and Bear It”) (2006)
• Blotto Split 7" (2007)
• Practice Split 7" (2007)
• Four Letter Word Split 7" (“One For the Road”) (2007)
• Dear Landlord Split 7" (2007)
• Dukes Of Hillsborough Split 7" (2007)
• The Measure [SA] Split 7" (2007)
• Tiltwheel Split 7" (2007)
• Small Pool Records 4 Way Split Series Vol. 1 12" (2007)
• Under The Influence Lemuria split 7" (2009)
• Detournement Split 7" (2010)
• No Friends Split 6" (2010)
• Riverboat Gamblers and Dead to Me Split 7" (2011)
• Discharge Split 7" (2012)
• Morning Glory Split 7" (2013)
• Crusades Split Flexi-Disc (2017)

• All Things Move Toward Their End (Compilation of split 7" tracks and compilation appearances.)

• “S.O.S.” Twin Cities Hardcore: Bring It Together (2006)
• “Goddamn Job” We'll Inherit The Earth...A Tribute To The Replacements (2006)
• “Please Don't Call The Cops On Me” and “Big Mouth” Art Of The Underground Single Series Volume:2 (2006)
• ”I May Be A Lot Of Shitty Things, But At Least I’m Not A Rapist Like You” ,”My Everyday Life”, and “Die Young” The 4-Way Split Series Chapter One (2007)
• “Idiot” My Life In A Jugular Vein (2007)
• “I Am You” No Idea Presents: Fest 7 (2008)
• “Headlights...Ditch!” Let Them Know (2009)
• ”I Am You” Skate Rock Vol. 1 (2009)
• “Go On Git Now” Husk! Husk! Twin Cities Scene Comp (2009)
• “Hard To Admit” (Recorded Live At The Atlantic No Idea Presents: Fest 8 (2009)
• “”I Am You” Punk Rock Pot Luck Vol. #2 Punk Rock Review (2009)
• “Scarred By Love” Four Score And Four Shitty Label Compilations Ago... (2009)
• “NicFit ”My America: A Tribute To Quincy Punx To Benefit The West Memphis Three (2010)
• “Next In Line” Untitled 21: A juvenile Tribute To Swingin' Utters (2010)
• “Rikki Rae” Terminal Decay (2012)
• “Nightlife" Rock Sound 100% Vol. #17 (2013)
• “Nightlife” Groezrock '15 Sampler (2015)

• Fuck This, I'm Out (2008)
• Keep Falling Down (2009)
• Drive (2010)
• Clear the Air (2011)
• Nightlife (2013)
• Seek Advice Elsewhere (2013)
• Start Walking (2013)
• Don't Make Me Go (2013)
• Disappear (2019)