Vinyl Record

A Day To Remember - What Separates Me From You

Buy A Day To Remember’s What Separates Me From You on limited sea-glass green vinyl from Kilmorna in Listowel, Ireland. Available now.

LP · 2010

Available from Kilmorna Collection in Listowel.

Buyer notes: 2010 LP, currently available from the Kilmorna Collection vinyl shelf. Pay for pickup in Listowel, ship within Ireland from EUR 5.95 per record or outside Ireland from EUR 12.00 per record.

What Separates Me From You captures A Day To Remember at the point where their metalcore force and pop-punk instinct lock together with exceptional precision. “Sticks & Bricks” and “2nd Sucks” deliver the blunt impact, while “All I Want” and “All Signs Point To Lauderdale” turn frustration into huge, immediate choruses. The contrast is the album’s engine: breakdown-heavy aggression gives way to bright hooks without either side feeling ornamental. There is also a bruised, reflective current running beneath the momentum. “This Is The House That Doubt Built,” “Out Of Time” and “If I Leave” give the record emotional weight, balancing confrontation with uncertainty and separation. This 2025 reissue adds an acoustic version of “All I Want” after the original ten-song sequence, revealing how firmly that anthem stands on melody alone. Direct, tightly paced and built for communal shouting, it remains a sharp summary of the band’s crossover appeal.

This album helped define A Day To Remember’s distinctive middle ground between metalcore breakdowns and pop-punk choruses. Its songs move naturally from pit-starting impact to radio-sized melody, making the record an enduring entry point for listeners crossing between heavy and melodic rock.

This European 2025 Craft Recordings reissue is a limited-edition single LP pressed on transparent sea-glass green vinyl. Its eleven-track programme includes “All I Want (Acoustic)” as a closing addition, making this coloured pressing a particularly attractive edition for fans who want more than the core album sequence.

Crunching guitars, hard-edged breakdowns and punchy drums meet polished pop-punk hooks, clean choruses and urgent vocals, with an acoustic finale easing the pressure.

What style is What Separates Me From You? It blends metalcore weight and post-hardcore urgency with the bright hooks, speed and emotional directness of pop punk. What is special about this vinyl edition? It is a limited 2025 European reissue on transparent sea-glass green vinyl, issued by Craft Recordings as a single LP. Does this pressing include any additional track? Yes. Alongside the original album sequence, this edition closes with an acoustic version of “All I Want.”