band members Kent and Gunnar left in 1995 after the German tour and were replaced by Dennis Staaf on drums and Johannes Kagelind on bass. The band was signed to MNW Records who put up a compilation album of Psychotic Youth hits in Small Wonders 1985-1996, followed by the rerelease of Faster! Faster and Anything For A Thrill in a joint release. Johannes Kagelind soon left to the United States and was replaced by veteran bassist Crippa Elvis Odin. The band's final album before their break-up, Stereoids was produced by Rune Johansson and released in 1998. The band also had two joint projects, one with Surf Trio in Splitsville in 1996 and with the Richies in Bubblepunk in 1997. After the band disbanded in 1999, Westman formed the rockabilly band The Buckshots. In December 2005, there was a 20th anniversary reunion concert in Gothenburg and in May 2010, a 25th anniversary reunion gig in Kramfors' Folkets Park with the original members of 1985. In 2015, Psychotic Youth reunited with partly new members by request of US artist Kurt Baker and Norwegian Morten Henriksen (The Yum Yums) to accompany them on their Scandinavian tour in April 2015. At the same time Jorgen was contacted by the Japanese label Waterslide Records who wanted to release a 30th anniversary compilation, followed by a Japan tour in February 2016. Overwhelmed by the response, the band recorded a new studio album titled The Voice of Summer which was released by the Japanese labels Waterslide/Target Earth Records in January 2017. This was followed by a number of shows and tours in Europe and added members to go alongside existing members depending on availability. The original bass player Anders Nordstrand and original drummer Kent Sjöholm are back in the band. They released their 13th studio album 21 on 25 January 2019 through Target Earth and Waterslide Records, respectively and is considered Westman’s 21st self-penned effort. On 30 October 2020, the band released a new studio album entitled Forever and Never through the Waterslide and Target Earth labels. A new joint EP (vinyl only) is to be released in autumn including the unreleased track "Silly Song". The story continues... Discography Cassettes 1985: The Return of the Screaming Zombies (under the band name Ratfink-A-Boo Boo's) 1998: Bamboozle (Rock'n'Roller - RNR 017) Albums 1986: Faster! Faster! (Rainbow Music) 1988: Anything For A Thrill (Garageland Records) 1989: Some Fun (Radium 226.05