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Underoath, 'The Place After This One'

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By 'Ignore This', Origami Angel, 'Forgiving Spree', Jack Rogers
| Rock Sound Verified
Underoath's Spencer Chamberlain and Aaron Gillespie open up on the making of their latest album ‘The Place After This One’, set for release on March 28 via MNRK Heavy. Plus, we have teamed up with the band to bring you this world exclusive red and gold vinyl of the album, limited to just 150 copies.
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Slowly Slowly, 'Forgiving Spree'

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By James Wilson-Taylor Verified, 'Forgiving Spree'
| Rock Sound Verified
Slowly Slowly guide us track by track through the creation of their fifth studio album ‘Forgiving Spree’, out now via Nettwerk Music Group. Forgiving Spree “This song was the last written for the record and explores forgiveness, through a somewhat selfish and vitriolic lens. I think I understand the power of forgiveness and know what I need to do, for myself to move on and to heal; but it is often so hard to achieve at that core level.
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Slowly Slowly, ‘Forgiving Spree’ | Track By Track

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By 'Forgiving Spree'
| Gig Gossip
Slowly Slowly guide us track by track through the creation of their fifth studio album ‘Forgiving Spree’, out now via Nettwerk Music Group. Forgiving Spree “This song was the last written for the record and explores forgiveness, through a somewhat selfish and vitriolic lens. I think I understand the power of forgiveness and know what I need to do, for myself to move on and to heal; but it is often so hard to achieve at that core level.
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