Ten years ago, Citizen released Everybody Is Going to Heaven — a record that marked a bold turning point in their career. Following the breakout success of Youth, the band could have stayed the course. Instead, they doubled down on darker textures, heavier moods, and a fearless sense of experimentation. Released in 2015, Everybody Is Going to Heaven expanded Citizen’s sound beyond their emo and post-hardcore roots, weaving in elements of grunge, and alternative rock. Tracks like "Cement" and "Stain" captured a raw, unsettled energy that explored mortality, depression, and identity with an honesty that still resonates today. It wasn’t a record built for easy listens — it was built to last. Now, a decade later, Everybody Is Going to Heaven stands as a defining moment in Citizen’s evolution — a record that challenged both the band and their audience, and helped shape the fearless, genre-blurring artists they’ve become. As they celebrate its 10th anniversary, Citizen remains a band deeply committed to growth, refusing to be tied to a single sound or era. Everybody Is Going to Heaven didn’t just mark where they were; it lit the way for everything that came next.

Released: June 23, 2015 Label: Run For Cover Producer: Will Yip Length: 39:57 Cement – 3:42 Dive into My Sun – 4:20 Numb Yourself – 3:25 Heaviside – 3:49 My Favorite Color"– 3:43 Weave Me (Into Yr Sin) – 4:35 Stain – 3:41 Ten – 3:26 Yellow Love – 3:41 Ring of Chain – 5:35