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Lazzara adds that the album was written in between tours during the Happiness Is cycle, the band's latest release from 2014. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, frontman Adam Lazzara explains, “Look, in my mind every album anyone’s ever written is an emo album because there’s a lot of emotion that goes into all of that. You can’t listen to ‘Hey Jude’ and tell me that’s not an emo song. I don’t like being pigeonholed because I think there’s more to it than that. I think this record highlights that very well, so no I wouldn’t consider it an emo record in the traditional sense of the word.” “‘Tidal Wave’ is a bit of a departure but I don’t think its coming out of left field,” he continues. “We realise anything we do is going to sound like Taking Back Sunday"' With our first records, we’re writing from the perspective of 17, 18-year-old kids and now it’s like as you grow older the blinders get pulled back and you have a different way of looking at the world around you," Lazzara adds. 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They borrow some Ramones riffs, and the overall vibe of the album has more in common with The Gaslight Anthem’s adoration of Springsteen that it does the kind of teenage angst that made “You’re So Last Summer” an anthem of our youth or “There’s No I in Team” such a bitterly relatable moment. The hooks that made even the most disappointing sections of their self-titled reunion immeasurably catchy are sparse, replaced by emotionally weathered (I’m hesitant to say gruff – because not quite) vocals and a more pointed focus on percussion, tempo, and instrumental substance. At its core, Tidal Wave feels like a reinvention of what this band represents. Maybe that’s what they’ve been hinting at all along with that album title. If there’s one song that proves Taking Back Sunday have finally and once-and-for-all found their voice, it’s the opening track ‘Death Wolf.’ It takes a few listens to sink in, but holy shit is it beautiful. The faded chants that start and end the song – nobody will know – give it a cyclical feel, and for the first time it’s as if Taking Back Sunday sound like fully matured versions of their angst-ridden former selves. It may be blasphemous to draw such a comparison in a TBS review, but Brand New accomplished this markedly with The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me , when they grew out of their clever one-liners and discovered the meaning of life. I’m not saying that Tidal Wave sounds like that album at all, but the feeling is the same. Here it’s as if they’ve finally arrived, and the entire album is one exhaustive exhale. What’s most impressive about this isn’t even the sudden crystallization of this band’s existence, it’s the fact that their seventh album might actually be their best. Discounting nostalgia and obvious personal bias, Tidal Wave feels like the most complete recording of the band’s career. On no other Taking Back Sunday album do we get such a varied approach without sacrificing any quality or altering the record’s comprehensive aura. Here, an acoustically stunning track like ‘Fences’ feels right at home alongside the eponymous, adrenaline-pumping rocker ‘Tidal Wave.’ The cathartic closing ballad, 'I'll Find A Way To Make It What You Want', feels like it is right where it’s supposed to be because even though it has been done many times before in premise, it's rarely sounded this genuine.