Drop Dead Festival in Lisbon, Portugal, joined by new drummer Ray "Raymondo" Philpott. Footage from the concert appeared instantly on social media and reignited the band's dormant fanbase as well as the attention of listeners too young to have witnessed the band before. This renewed surge of interest led to further bookings, including a tour of Italy in April 2009, an August 2009 appearance at the Rebellion Festival in Blackpool, and other headlining festival appearances across Europe. For Madmen Only was reissued on both CD and digital media in 2009, with the Rising from the Dread EP and several single-only tracks appended. Beginning with their November 2012 headlining appearance at the Drop Dead Festival in Berlin, the band were augmented by second guitarist Jon "Guitar" Rickards (like Philpott, a former member of the Hangman's Beautiful Daughters). The current quartet released the single "Killer"/"Heavy Metal Jews" in February 2013 on the Rainbow City Records label, earning strong reviews. A London concert coinciding with the single affirmed the band's popular resurgence, with journalist Dave Jennings declaring, "Their reunion has proved they are more capable of creating a sound that is current and essential than many of the new young bands that hog the spotlight but actually say very little". UK Decay's second studio album, New Hope for the Dead, was produced by Chris Tsangarides and released on 22 May 2013, followed by the Wonderful Town EP in April 2014. Jon “Guitar” Rickards then departed the band, replaced that summer by Justin Saban, who left in 2020. In popular culture In early episodes of the sitcom Only Fools and Horses, the character Rodney Trotter (played by Nicholas Lyndhurst) is occasionally seen wearing a UK Decay T-shirt. Discography Studio albums For Madmen Only (Fresh Records, October 1981) (reissue UK Decay Records, 2009) New Hope for the Dead (Rainbow City Records, May 2013) Live albums A Night for Celebration cassette (UK Decay Records, 1983) Compilation albums Death, So Fatal CD (Yak Records, 2007) Singles and EPs Split Single 7" EP (Plastic Records, 1979; split single with Pneumania) The Black 45 7" EP (Plastic Records, January 1980) "For My Country" 7" single (Fresh Records, August 1980) "Unexpected Guest" 7" single (Fresh Records, February 1981) "Sexual" 7" single (Fresh Records, October 1981) Rising from the Dread 12" EP (Corpus Christi Records, August 1982) "Killer" 7" single (Rainbow City Records, February 2013) Wonderful Town 7" EP (UK Decay