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A Day To Remember: ‘For The First Time Since 'Homesick,' The Most Unpredictable Thing We Could Do Was A Breakdown On Every Bridge’
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A Day To Remember: ‘For The First Time Since 'Homesick,' The Most Unpredictable Thing We Could Do Was A Breakdown On Every Bridge’
There aren’t too many bands that can confidently pull off pop-rock, metalcore and even the faintest hint of country without sounding disjointed or confused, but A Day To Remember have spent the better part of two decades proving that those lines don’t need to exist. Their latest studio album, Big Ole Album Vol. 1, is evidence that they’re still willing to challenge expectations.What is perhaps most impressive is that this approach no longer feel…
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