After more than a decade of grinding, building, arguing with the internet and somehow turning all of it into fuel, TX2 has finally dropped his debut album End Of Us via Hopeless Records.
And this isn’t just a collection of songs. It’s a full blown rock opera!
Frontman Evan Thomas describes the record as telling the story of “The Resistance,” the final survivors in a world devastated by a vampire holocaust. Each single released over the past year has been a piece of that narrative, and now the full 13 track arc is here in one place. If you’ve been following the journey from HOSTAGE to The End of Us featuring Black Veil Brides, this is the payoff.
Focus track Die Alone cuts straight to the emotional core of the album. Beneath the theatrical world building, End Of Us is still rooted in the same themes TX2 has built his name on: isolation, resilience, identity and refusing to be erased.
The numbers behind this release are wild. Over 100 million streams on previously released singles before the album even landed. 1 million monthly Spotify listeners. 1.3 million TikTok followers. Co signs from Ice Nine Kills, Magnolia Park and more. Love him or hate him, the momentum is real.
What makes TX2 different is that he never tried to smooth the edges. As an openly queer artist and founder of the X Movement, a Discord based mental health community, he’s built a space for fans who feel like outsiders. That authenticity has made him a lightning rod and a lifeline at the same time.
Sonically, he calls it “punk meets vampire core with an Eminem edge,” pulling influence from My Chemical Romance, Green Day and Linkin Park while still carving out something unmistakably his own. It’s dramatic, theatrical and unapologetic.
End Of Us feels like a statement. Eleven years in the making and fully committed to the vision.
Whether you’ve been riding with TX2 since I Would Hate Me Too went viral or you’re just stepping into the world now, this is the moment everything’s been building toward.
