
A punchy, three-song return that trades teenage angst for adult reflection. Polished, high-energy rock with a seasoned, melodic edge.
February 19, 2016 · Downtown
Anyways feels like a deep breath after a long silence. It captures the specific sensation of returning to a familiar place and realizing how much you have changed while the foundation remains the same. The music is propulsive and bright, yet there is a weight to the performance that suggests the band is no longer playing for the suburban crowds of their youth, but for themselves. It is the sound of a band reclaiming their identity without the pressure of a full-length album, resulting in a concentrated burst of creative energy.
How does Anyways sound next to the rest of The Starting Line's catalogue?
Basement Show saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.
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