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While sizable chunks of high school graduates received their diplomas at the end of the school year unsure on what sort of career path they’ll embark, the members of Baltimore-area pop-punk quartet All Time Low have an exact idea of where they’ll be headed ? straight into the van and in the studio for a full-time career in music.
These class of 2006 high school graduates have spent most of their high school careers developing their sound, refining their live sets and gaining valuable recording experience through their years in All Time Low. And they’re exiting their senior years with the talent and knowledge in hand to take their craft seriously, primarily via the release of their Hopeless/Sub City debut, Put Up or Shut Up. Kick-starting with the melody-drenched opener “Coffee Shop Soundtrack,” Put Up or Shut Up winds the listener through the various hallways of All Time Low’s musical safe house, including the seamless, stuttered chorus accents of “Break Out! Break Out!,” the swaying, waltz-esque rhythms of “Lullabies” and the stunning vocal harmonies of “The Girl’s a Straight-Up Hustler.”
Gaskarth and guitarist Jack Barakat launched All Time Low over three years ago after gaining some initial inspiration from bands like Blink-182 and Green Day. With the addition of drummer Rian Dawson and bassist Zack Merrick, All Time Low found itself further refining its early sound. “We always set out to play pop-punk, as that’s always what we’ve wanted to play and write our music around,” says Gaskarth. “Though there hasn’t been a huge change in the style of the music, we’ve progressed and matured as musicians over the years.” |
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