Post by baseman on Oct 11, 2004 23:08:06 GMT 1
Taking Back Sunday
"Where you want to be"
Victory Rec
Review by www.munchkinmusic.be
Easily one of this year’s most anticipated releases, Taking Back Sunday‘s sophomore release “Where You Want To Be” does not fail to deliver. From the opening track “Set Phasers To Stun” ‘til just up until the last notes of “…Slowdance On The Inside”, this is a pleasure to listen to.
New Jersey’s Taking Back Sunday is one of the biggest bands in the emo scene combining rock, emo and hardcore with some of the poppiest hooks I’ve heard in a long time. In songs like first single “A Decade Under The Influence” they throw all of those influences together in one song and it’s definitely one of the album’s highlights. Everything on this albums sounds so amazing and everything’s so intricately layered, that you’d never tell these guys only use two guitars and two vocalists. Words of praise should also be heaped upon producer Lou Giordano (Goo Goo Dolls, Sunny Day Real Estate) who once again does a great job.
As big as these guys may have alreedy been, it’s nothing compared to what they’ll become with an amazing second full-length that even outshines the band’s debut.
Thomas
"Where you want to be"
Victory Rec
Review by www.munchkinmusic.be
Easily one of this year’s most anticipated releases, Taking Back Sunday‘s sophomore release “Where You Want To Be” does not fail to deliver. From the opening track “Set Phasers To Stun” ‘til just up until the last notes of “…Slowdance On The Inside”, this is a pleasure to listen to.
New Jersey’s Taking Back Sunday is one of the biggest bands in the emo scene combining rock, emo and hardcore with some of the poppiest hooks I’ve heard in a long time. In songs like first single “A Decade Under The Influence” they throw all of those influences together in one song and it’s definitely one of the album’s highlights. Everything on this albums sounds so amazing and everything’s so intricately layered, that you’d never tell these guys only use two guitars and two vocalists. Words of praise should also be heaped upon producer Lou Giordano (Goo Goo Dolls, Sunny Day Real Estate) who once again does a great job.
As big as these guys may have alreedy been, it’s nothing compared to what they’ll become with an amazing second full-length that even outshines the band’s debut.
Thomas
