Escape the Fate - There's No Sympathy for the Dead

Escape the Fate – There’s No Sympathy for the Dead (Limited Edition Ruby Red Colored Vinyl LP)

Experience the explosive debut EP from Escape the Fate with There’s No Sympathy for the Dead, a landmark release that helped establish the Las Vegas band in the post-hardcore and emo scenes of the mid-2000s. Originally released in 2006, this five-track EP blends melodic hooks, aggressive guitar riffs, emotionally charged vocals, and powerful breakdowns into a raw, energetic introduction to the band’s signature sound.

Featuring fan favorites such as “The Ransom,” “As You’re Falling Down,” and “The Guillotine,” the EP showcases the theatrical intensity and infectious melodies that helped Escape the Fate build a dedicated following. With its mix of screamo, emo, and melodic metalcore influences, There’s No Sympathy for the Dead remains an important release for fans of the era and collectors of classic 2000s alternative music.

For the first time, this influential EP is available on vinyl in a Limited Edition Ruby Red colored vinyl reissue. Released through Epitaph Records, this striking pressing gives fans a new way to experience Escape the Fate’s early material while adding a bold splash of color to their record collection. It’s an exciting release for longtime fans and collectors who have been waiting to own this EP on vinyl.

Details:

• Artist: Escape the Fate
• Title: There’s No Sympathy for the Dead
• Format: Vinyl LP
• Vinyl: Ruby Red Colored Vinyl
• Edition: Limited Edition Reissue
• Features: First-ever vinyl release
• Label: Epitaph Records
• Genre: Post-Hardcore / Emo / Screamo / Metalcore
• Release Date: June 12, 2026
• Original Release: May 23, 2006
• Number of Discs: 1
• Number of Tracks: 5
• UPC: 045778680139

A must-have for Escape the Fate fans, post-hardcore enthusiasts, and colored vinyl collectors, There’s No Sympathy for the Dead brings a defining piece of 2000s alternative music to vinyl for the first time. Add this Ruby Red reissue to your collection and revisit the raw energy that helped launch one of the scene’s most recognizable bands.