Taking Back Sunday are spending 2019 celebrating their 20th anniversary with the release of compilation album ‘Twenty’ and a world tour.
The album includes two new tunes but is mainly a voyage through their seven studio albums with the band making damn sure to include all the biggest hits to chronicle the heartbreaks, feuds, line-up changes and emo phases that all ultimately shaped them into one of most reliable alt-rock bands in the world.
But, for the usually effervescent and swaggering frontman Adam Lazzara, looking back at the history of Taking Back Sunday is actually unfamiliar territory.
“It's funny putting out this record ‘Twenty’ and even going through that stuff I was hesitant because I don’t want to be redoing something we’ve already done, or standing in still water looking back. I wanna be moving forward,” he begins.
