Four years have passed since Young Knives' last studio outing - 2020's aggressive and philosophical look at humanity's propensity for hyper-violence, 'Barbarians' - and during this time the band have taken a step to consider the changing of the world around them, their place in it, and the sometimes-futile pursuit of controlling what it is that we leave behind when we're gone. Music fans will pick-up on the tongue-in-cheek use of the word 'landfill' as an album title from a band that emerged during the post-indie-rock-revival of the 00s. But rather than dwelling on the derogatory landfill stick that has sometimes comes to beat them, Young Knives instead use this coming phase of their career to contemplate the nature of existence and how best to catalogue it through song.

1 A Memory of Venom
2 Ugly House
3 Cause & Effect
4 People from the Second Way
5 Dissolution
6 No Sound
7 Your Car Has Arrived
8 Completely Gone
9 Love the Knives
10 Fresh Meat