In 2015, Youth Code toured through Europe "selectively" on their own and in the United States with Skinny Puppy during the 17 date Down the SocioPath tour.
In late 2015, the duo released the single "Anagnorisis", which was produced by Rhys Fulber.
A special "clear smoke" edition was made available for purchase only during the Down the SocioPath tour.
Youth Code released their second studio album, Commitment to Complications, in April 2016 to positive critical reception.
Hans Rollman from PopMatters gave the album a positive review, proclaiming that "Youth Code haven’t reinvented industrial electronic music, but they’ve certainly reinvigorated it and upped the standard."
Steven Gullotta of Brutal Resonance magazine stated that the album was an "endearing showcase of their [Youth Code's] love for not only industrial and EBM as a whole, but a wide array of rebellious and anti-everything attitudes."
The album once more features Fulber's production, as well as guest appearances by Ben Falgoust of Goatwhore and Todd Jones from Nails.
The duo went on tour in 2016 to support the new record.

In April 2017, Chelsea Wolfe and Deafheaven vocalist George Clarke joined with Youth Code to release a remix of the song "Lost at Sea".
All proceeds from the song were donated to Planned Parenthood.
Later that year, Wolfe announced that Youth Code would be touring with her band to promote her album Hiss Spun.
Youth Code embarked on their first Australian tour in April 2018 alongside the Melbourne-based industrial group Kollaps.
They released the single "Innocence" in November 2018, a collaborative effort with the noise rock band Health, with whom they toured with the following year.

Taylor joined Fred Sablan, Piggy D., and Alex Lopez of Suicide Silence in forming the punk group Heavens Blade, which released its first EP in October 2019.
Youth Code took part in the Dia De Los Deftones festival in November 2019 alongside Gojira and Chvrches.
In December, Taylor joined My Chemical Romance for their reunion show at the Shrine Exposition Hall in Los Angeles and performed the song "You Know What They do to Guys Like Us in Prison".

The Swedish hardcore act Refused announced that Youth Code would be joining them on their 2020 North American tour.

On April 9, 2020, Youth Code released the single "Puzzle."
In 2015, Youth Code toured through Europe "selectively" on their own and in the United States with Skinny Puppy during the 17 date Down the SocioPath tour. In late 2015, the duo released the single "Anagnorisis", which was produced by Rhys Fulber. A special "clear smoke" edition was made available for purchase only during the Down the SocioPath tour. Youth Code released their second studio album, Commitment to Complications, in April 2016 to positive critical reception. Hans Rollman from PopMatters gave the album a positive review, proclaiming that "Youth Code haven’t reinvented industrial electronic music, but they’ve certainly reinvigorated it and upped the standard." Steven Gullotta of Brutal Resonance magazine stated that the album was an "endearing showcase of their [Youth Code's] love for not only industrial and EBM as a whole, but a wide array of rebellious and anti-everything attitudes." The album once more features Fulber's production, as well as guest appearances by Ben Falgoust of Goatwhore and Todd Jones from Nails. The duo went on tour in 2016 to support the new record.
In April 2017, Chelsea Wolfe and Deafheaven vocalist George Clarke joined with Youth Code to release a remix of the song "Lost at Sea". All proceeds from the song were donated to Planned Parenthood. Later that year, Wolfe announced that Youth Code would be touring with her band to promote her album Hiss Spun. Youth Code embarked on their first Australian tour in April 2018 alongside the Melbourne-based industrial group Kollaps. They released the single "Innocence" in November 2018, a collaborative effort with the noise rock band Health, with whom they toured with the following year. 
Taylor joined Fred Sablan, Piggy D., and Alex Lopez of Suicide Silence in forming the punk group Heavens Blade, which released its first EP in October 2019. Youth Code took part in the Dia De Los Deftones festival in November 2019 alongside Gojira and Chvrches. In December, Taylor joined My Chemical Romance for their reunion show at the Shrine Exposition Hall in Los Angeles and performed the song "You Know What They do to Guys Like Us in Prison".
The Swedish hardcore act Refused announced that Youth Code would be joining them on their 2020 North American tour.
On April 9, 2020, Youth Code released the single "Puzzle."
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