and Cincinnati, Ohio. On December 13, 2011, Jesse Malin stated, in an interview with Rolling Stone, that the band would go into rehearsals for a new album in January 2012. It was later announced, via various tweets from the band's Twitter page, that the band had entered the studio to start work on a new album to be produced by Ryan Adams; however, the material from those sessions remains unreleased. On April 18, 2015, D Generation released a 10-inch single titled "Queens of A" for Record Store Day, that featured two new songs ("Queens of A" and "Piece of the Action"). These songs were the band's first release of new music since 1999. D Generation's first album in 17 years was released on July 29, 2016, and was titled Nothing Is Anywhere. It was produced by guitarist Danny Sage. The band did a few east coast dates at the end of July 2016 to coincide with this release in Ringwood, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and New York City. This was followed by a handful of west coast dates during the last week of August 2016, with their show at Doug Fir Lounge in Portland, Oregon on August 30, 2016, being their last live performance to date. In December 2021, it was announced that Howie Pyro was fighting for his life and in recovery following a liver transplant. Jesse Malin announced a benefit concert Pyro in January 2022 with all funds raised going to Pyro's medical and living expense for the next year as he recovers. Various other benefit shows were held for Pyro. In May 2022, Pyro, who had already suffered from liver disease, died from COVID-19-related pneumonia. Discography Albums EP Prohibition – (1998) Singles "No Way Out" b/w "Guitar Mafia" – (1993) "Wasted Years" b/w "Waiting For The Next Big Parade" – (1993) "Degenerated" b/w "No God" – (1994) "No Way Out" – (1994; version from the DGeneration album) "She Stands There" – (1996) "No Way Out" – (1996; version from the No Lunch album) "Capital Offender" – (1997) "Helpless" – (1998) Re-released in 1999. "Queens Of A" b/w "Piece of The Action" – (2015) Compilations "No Way Out" (1994 version) on Airheads soundtrack (1994) "No Way Out" (1994 version) on Loaded: Volume 1 (1995) "Scorch" on Flipside: R.A.F.R. Compilation (1995; different version than on No Lunch) "No God" on A Small Circle of Friends: A Tribute To The