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The pandemic months also afforded them to reflect on the chaos of 2020 – from the pandemic to the Black Lives Matter protests – and incorporate it into their work.

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“When we delayed things,” says Brad, “We went back in and had time to listen and go, ‘is this really the best, leanest version of each song?’ And we dove back in and got the full fifteen songs done.” The added time allowed Dispatch to refine their work and produce one of their more captivating albums in the band’s discography. We would be remotely trying to finish the tracks, and we even added ‘Promised Land,'” he said.

“I was on Martha’s Vineyard, and Brad was in Colorado. They dove back in to “retool the songs,” says Chadwick, “change lyrics,” and give Break Our Fall the attention it deserved. With everything locked down and all scheduled performances canceled, the break allowed Dispatch a chance to go over their work. “Because in the last couple of days, inevitably in the studio, you’re just like, ‘go, go, go go! I think we’re done.’ And then, when we listened to them, we’re like, ‘ah, there are a couple that just didn’t quite feel right.’ ” The group then experienced what Chad says was one of “silver linings within this tragic landscape” of the COVID-19 pandemic. The band had “gotten to like maybe ten songs that we thought ‘we’re done,’ ” Brad tells HollywoodLife. Surfbort’s New Album ‘Keep On Truckin’ Is A Punk Declaration Of How ‘We’re All In This Together’ĭave Wyndorf Shares How ‘A Better Dystopia’ Captured The ‘Crazy’ Mood Of The Pandemic Era Megan Thee Stallion Reveals Her Biggest Fashion Inspiration While Launching ‘Hot Girl Enterprises’ Collection Search Hollywood Life Search Trending Navigation Trending Latest Hollywood Celebrity & Entertainment News Primary Menu Menu Close Menu