In late 2013, it was announced that Youth Code would open for alternative rock band AFI starting in January.
The announcement came just a few months after a stint supporting Belgian electro-industrial act Suicide Commando.
George described how they were so bewildered by the invitation that they could not refuse.
The duo were not well received on stage, but stated that they generated more interest backstage, where they had conversations with mostly older members of the audience.
George also noted that they "felt like missionaries" while performing with AFI, introducing industrial music to a younger generation.
Youth Code also performed several dates in support of shoegazing groups Nothing and Whirr.

Youth Code released the EP A Place to Stand in late 2014; the album was produced by Joshua Eustis of Nine Inch Nails and Telefon Tel Aviv fame.
The record's A side featured four brand new tracks, while the B side featured remixes of older material.
Pitchfork described the release as "polished EBM" with some "pop sensibility", though noted that some of the lyrical content had a "soapbox" vibe.
Rolling Stone placed the EP on their "15 Great Albums You Didn't Hear in 2014" list, stating that "the crash of collapsing buildings rarely sounds so constructive."
One of the new songs, "Consuming Guilt", was released as a 7-inch single and was accompanied by a music video.
Pitchfork's Andy O'Connor claimed that the song "slams harder than anything they've done" previously.
A compilation album titled An Overture was also released, consisting of the duo's previous works.

Later in the year, it was revealed that Youth Code would be touring through the United States and Canada alongside industrial act Skinny Puppy for the Alliance of Sound Tour; also included in the lineup were British/Irish electronic group VNV Nation and German group Haujobb.
However, VNV Nation dropped out of the lineup due to a "problematic situation" and was replaced by Front Line Assembly (who had previously done a remix of the song "No Animal Escapes" on the "Consuming Guilt" single); the tour was renamed the Eye vs. Spy Tour.
In late 2013, it was announced that Youth Code would open for alternative rock band AFI starting in January. The announcement came just a few months after a stint supporting Belgian electro-industrial act Suicide Commando. George described how they were so bewildered by the invitation that they could not refuse. The duo were not well received on stage, but stated that they generated more interest backstage, where they had conversations with mostly older members of the audience. George also noted that they "felt like missionaries" while performing with AFI, introducing industrial music to a younger generation. Youth Code also performed several dates in support of shoegazing groups Nothing and Whirr.
Youth Code released the EP A Place to Stand in late 2014; the album was produced by Joshua Eustis of Nine Inch Nails and Telefon Tel Aviv fame. The record's A side featured four brand new tracks, while the B side featured remixes of older material. Pitchfork described the release as "polished EBM" with some "pop sensibility", though noted that some of the lyrical content had a "soapbox" vibe. Rolling Stone placed the EP on their "15 Great Albums You Didn't Hear in 2014" list, stating that "the crash of collapsing buildings rarely sounds so constructive." One of the new songs, "Consuming Guilt", was released as a 7-inch single and was accompanied by a music video. Pitchfork's Andy O'Connor claimed that the song "slams harder than anything they've done" previously. A compilation album titled An Overture was also released, consisting of the duo's previous works. 
Later in the year, it was revealed that Youth Code would be touring through the United States and Canada alongside industrial act Skinny Puppy for the Alliance of Sound Tour; also included in the lineup were British/Irish electronic group VNV Nation and German group Haujobb. However, VNV Nation dropped out of the lineup due to a "problematic situation" and was replaced by Front Line Assembly (who had previously done a remix of the song "No Animal Escapes" on the "Consuming Guilt" single); the tour was renamed the Eye vs. Spy Tour.
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