And Then There Were None (band) & Nail records announced that Matt Rhoades and Sarah Graziani from the band had formed a new dance-pop project called Young London. Young London released two singles, "Let Me Go" and "Celebrity", and released a full-length album in January 10, 2012. Their "Instincts" EP featured two unreleased And Then There Were None songs recorded as Young London, "Stuttering" and "I Still Dream". Rhoades and Graziani ended Young London and formed a new wave rock project, Contact, in 2014. Graziani left the project after recording two singles with them, "Fascination Shadow" and "Somewhere", leaving the band a three-piece. Rhoades continues to
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