Underoath Loses Religion on Fiery Comeback Album

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Underoath Loses Religion on Fiery Comeback Album

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44 minutes 55 seconds

7 years ago

Underoath Loses Religion on Fiery Comeback Album

Vocalist Spencer Chamberlain and drummer-vocalist Aaron Gillespie were remarkably frank and open, discussing the Florida-based rock band's decision to regroup after a two-year hiatus, dropping its long held "Christian" label, getting over addictions and judgements, and crafting this year's excellent "Erase Me" -- their first LP since 2010.

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