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Taking Back Sunday talks music evolution ahead of Warped Tour performance (opens the original)
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Taking Back Sunday’s latest album, “152,” may be a turning point for the long-running alternative rock band. In reshaping the energetic emo/indie rock sound that was established on the band’s popular 2002 debut album, “Tell All Your Friends,” the current album offers the kind of musical leap rarely seen from bands with as much history as Taking Back Sunday. The musical growth didn’t happen by accident. After going through a series of personnel changes between 2003 and 2010, original members John
Taking Back Sunday talks music evolution ahead of Warped Tour performance (opens the original)
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Taking Back Sunday’s latest album, “152,” may be a turning point for the long-running alternative rock band. In reshaping the energetic emo/indie rock sound that was established on the band’s popular 2002 debut album, “Tell All Your Friends,” the current album offers the kind of musical leap rarely seen from bands with as much history as Taking Back Sunday. The musical growth didn’t happen by accident. After going through a series of personnel changes between 2003 and 2010, original members John
Taking Back Sunday talks music evolution ahead of Warped Tour performance (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Taking Back Sunday’s latest album, “152,” may be a turning point for the long-running alternative rock band. In reshaping the energetic emo/indie rock sound that was established on the band’s popular 2002 debut album, “Tell All Your Friends,” the current album offers the kind of musical leap rarely seen from bands with as much history as Taking Back Sunday. The musical growth didn’t happen by accident. After going through a series of personnel changes between 2003 and 2010, original members John
Taking Back Sunday talks music evolution ahead of Warped Tour performance (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Taking Back Sunday’s latest album, “152,” may be a turning point for the long-running alternative rock band. In reshaping the energetic emo/indie rock sound that was established on the band’s popular 2002 debut album, “Tell All Your Friends,” the current album offers the kind of musical leap rarely seen from bands with as much history as Taking Back Sunday. The musical growth didn’t happen by accident. After going through a series of personnel changes between 2003 and 2010, original members John
Taking Back Sunday talks music evolution ahead of Warped Tour performance (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Taking Back Sunday’s latest album, “152,” may be a turning point for the long-running alternative rock band. In reshaping the energetic emo/indie rock sound that was established on the band’s popular 2002 debut album, “Tell All Your Friends,” the current album offers the kind of musical leap rarely seen from bands with as much history as Taking Back Sunday. The musical growth didn’t happen by accident. After going through a series of personnel changes between 2003 and 2010, original members John
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