Taking Back Sunday - New Again (2009)
BAND/ARTIST: Taking Back Sunday
- Title: New Again
- Year Of Release: 2009
- Label: Craft Recordings
- Genre: Rock
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:38:00
- Total Size: 276 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. New Again
02. Sink Into Me
03. Lonely, Lonely
04. Summer, Man
05. Swing
06. Where My Mouth Is
07. Cut Me Up Jenny
08. Catholic Knees
09. Capital M-E
10. Carpathia
11. Everything Must Go
Like so many of their emo peers, Taking Back Sunday gets increasingly poppy as their career winds on, a reflection of their advancing age as much a shifting musical direction brought on by the departure of guitarist Fred Mascherino. His absence has left vocalist Adam Lazzara firmly in charge, a subtle shift in power referenced in the title of their fourth album, New Again, so dubbed because the group feels like a new, different group now that Matthew Fazzi has filled Mascherino's shoes. And that assessment is correct, at least as far as the band's attitude goes: this is brighter and bigger in every regard, never shying away from arena-filling hooks, an attitude that turns slower numbers like "Where My Mouth Is" into a genuine power ballad without a trace of irony. This large, cavernous sound camouflages the lingering emo elements which largely surface in the angst-mining lyrics, as well as the occasional bellow, and even if this lack of stridency may alienate some longtime followers, this gleaming pop-punk makeover is the band at its most immediate and easy to enjoy.
01. New Again
02. Sink Into Me
03. Lonely, Lonely
04. Summer, Man
05. Swing
06. Where My Mouth Is
07. Cut Me Up Jenny
08. Catholic Knees
09. Capital M-E
10. Carpathia
11. Everything Must Go
Like so many of their emo peers, Taking Back Sunday gets increasingly poppy as their career winds on, a reflection of their advancing age as much a shifting musical direction brought on by the departure of guitarist Fred Mascherino. His absence has left vocalist Adam Lazzara firmly in charge, a subtle shift in power referenced in the title of their fourth album, New Again, so dubbed because the group feels like a new, different group now that Matthew Fazzi has filled Mascherino's shoes. And that assessment is correct, at least as far as the band's attitude goes: this is brighter and bigger in every regard, never shying away from arena-filling hooks, an attitude that turns slower numbers like "Where My Mouth Is" into a genuine power ballad without a trace of irony. This large, cavernous sound camouflages the lingering emo elements which largely surface in the angst-mining lyrics, as well as the occasional bellow, and even if this lack of stridency may alienate some longtime followers, this gleaming pop-punk makeover is the band at its most immediate and easy to enjoy.
Rock | Alternative | FLAC / APE
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