[1][2] They followed that release in October 2014 with their second extended play titled Cheap Thrills on a Dead End Street via Tiny Engines.

In February 2015, Beach Slang released a split along with five other bands titled Strength in Weakness via Lame-O Records.

James told the crowd it was their last show and asked the venue to refund the audience's ticket money.

[9] Just over a month later, drummer JP Flexner was kicked out of the band after being blamed for causing James' on-stage meltdown[10] in Salt Lake City.

[11] Recorded with Flexner, prior to his departure, the band released its second studio album, A Loud Bash of Teenage Feelings, in September 2016.

[12] That December, the band officially replaced Flexner and Gallego with two new members: former Mean Creek guitarist Aurore Ounjian and former Afghan Whigs and Cursive drummer Cully Symington.