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| AbsolutePunk |
| “So scream louder now.” That may be a line from “Bonus Mosh Pt. 2” on Taking Back Sunday’s last album, Where You Want To Be, but maybe it was also a glimpse into the future; a prophecy perhaps. Not only is Louder Now the title of Taking Back Sunday’s third album and major label debut (Warner Bros.), but that’s exactly what the band is, um, now. Literally, their new songs are louder, intense, fast; they sound epic. Figuratively, this band is making an even bigger mark and louder statement. Take notice....full text |
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| Sputnikmusic.com |
| Taking Back Sunday, after their release of 2004's Where You Want To Be on Victory Records, were kings of "Emo" and to be honest they didn't like it. They have repeatedly stated that the purpose of Louder Now was to capture the energy they had presented in their live shows, and move more towards generic rock than the same old catchy emo song....full text |
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| Entertainment Weekly |
| Taking Back Sunday have never exactly been quiet. But Louder Now justifies its name thanks to a chunkier array of riffs and choruses than those on the emo-punkers' 2004 breakthrough Where You Want to Be. Those tracks that are destined to particularly test concert-hall flooring include ''Twenty-Twenty Surgery'' and the naggingly catchy ''Miami.'' Interestingly, one of the best songs, ''Divine Intervention,'' actually features hushed vocals and acoustic backing — plus a lyrical nod to the Sound of Music tune ''My Favorite Things.''...full text |
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