Signs of Satanic Youth is the debut extended play by Australian rock band Magic Dirt.

Upon the re-release, Magic Dirt said "The reissue of Signs of Satanic Youth is particularly significant as it was a project spearheaded by Dean (Turner) and was a long held dream of his that we are now so proud to be able to realise.

[4] Founding members of Magic Dirt, vocalist/guitarist Adalita Srsen and bassist Turner were dating during the making of this EP.

In early 1994 the band broke up due to the demise of their relationship, only to reform and release their second EP Life was Better in November of that year.

He said "Twenty-five years after it was released, Signs of Satanic Youth still burns with a raging intensity, and it's a blistering reminder of the glory days of the early '90s when the alternative became the mainstream.".