That same year the band released their debut studio album, Dead Line, on the independent record label Night Gallery.

[1][2] In 2016, You reunited with his Terra Rosa bandmates Kazue Akao and Masashi "Jill" Okagaki to perform a limited-time tour, supported by Animetal bassist Masaki and former Galneryus drummer Jun-ichi Satoh.

The instrumental album features The Yellow Monkey member Eiji "Annie" Kikuchi on drums and Atsushi Hasegawa of Ded Chaplin on bass.

In addition to bonus live tracks, it also includes a new recording of "Sahara", which You had written just as he left the band decades earlier at age 19.

[7][8] On August 9, Tokyo FM aired a special memorial program to You hosted by Ryuichi Kawamura and featuring guests such as his Dead End bandmates, Eiji Kikuchi and music critics.

[9] Sugizo, who cites You as one of his guitar influences, included a cover of Dead End's "So Sweet So Lonely" on his December 2020 album Love & Tranquility as a tribute to You.