Heights continued touring as they supported Biohazard and Attack Attack! on their UK tours. They also announced the end of the Dead Ends era with a special one off show at The Peel in Kingston – the band said this would be the last time fans could hear some songs of the album as they looked towards their next album. In March 2012 the band released two songs for free though their website titled "These Streets" and "Gold Coast". Lead track 'These Streets' was premiered exclusively on Daniel P Carter's Radio 1 Rock Show on 13 March and has since received airplay on BBC Radio 1 and XFM. Also in March it was announced that Heights were nominated for 'Best New Band' at the Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards 2012. After returning from a European tour on 6 May they announced that they had kicked out vocalist Thomas Debaere. The band released no official announcement or explanation for a week and on 10 May announced that bassist Alex Monty would be taking over on vocals alongside a sample titled "Heights Is Dead". The band announced the position of bass would be left open until the right person was found, and that friends would play live with them until that time. On 4 June the band entered Outhouse Studios in Reading to record their second studio album, with no details on the release announced. During July and August 2012 Heights toured Australia in support of House Vs. Hurricane for the Crooked Teeth tour, they ended the year touring with Architects and While She Sleeps in Europe during October and November. Old Lies for Young Lives (2013–2014) Heights first tour of 2013 was in support of Your Demise in the UK during February 2013. On 11 February 2013, Daniel P Carter premiered their first single "Eleven Eyes", taken from their second album on the Radio 1 Rock Show. The video was released the following day, featuring Sam Carter as a guest vocalist. Just after the tour, Heights announced that their second album Old Lies For Young Lives was to be released on 29 April 2013, with appearances at Hevy, Summerjam and Slam Dunk festivals scheduled for the summer. Domestically, they scheduled a headlining tour – their first in the UK – covering nine dates from the end of September and into October 2013. Breakup, final release In March 2014, the band announced