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This brand new album by Dashboard Confessional leaves me a bit perplexed, but I can't help but notice that there's a notable change in direction by the quartet led by Chris Carrabba, leaving behind a rather disappointing "A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar," where, in my humble opinion, Carrabba showed he didn't know how to handle electric guitars and drums (despite being in Further Seems Forever in his early years), to embark on much less "emo" sounds, but definitely more suited to many contexts that are characterizing the current story of Dashboard Confessional. Discover the review
This brand new album by Dashboard Confessional leaves me a bit perplexed, but I can't help but notice that there's a notable change in direction by the quartet led by Chris Carrabba, leaving behind a rather disappointing "A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar," where, in my humble opinion, Carrabba showed he didn't know how to handle electric guitars and drums (despite being in Further Seems Forever in his early years), to embark on much less "emo" sounds, but definitely more suited to many contexts that are characterizing the current story of Dashboard Confessional.
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