Yellowcard: When You're Through Thinking Say Yes Review

Synopsis:
Yellowcard is an American pop punk/alternative rock band formed in Jacksonville, Florida in 1997, and based in Los Angeles, California since 2000. Their music features the use of a violin, unusual for the genre. They are best-known for their songs "Ocean Avenue", "Only One", "Lights and Sounds", and "Light Up the Sky". The band announced their return from a two-year hiatus in August 2010 and has completed recording their latest album, When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes, released mid-March 2011.

Review:

Ever since the bands breakthrough they have never really had a huge hit since Ocean Avenue, this album aims to change that. "When You're Through Thinking Say Yes" has some of the catchiest songs since the start of this band and still manages to keep their original sound. The album is packed with powerful music backed by Sean Mackin's stunning violin playing that only Yellowcard could ever pull off. "Soundtrack" is the stand out song along with "For You and You're Denial" these songs showcase the talent that the band possesses. While this isn't their greatest album, I believe this is the only album that truly shows people the talent of each band member.

Track List

1.The Sound of You and Me 
2. For You, and Your Denial 
3.With You Around 
4. Hang You Up
5.Life of Leaving Home 
6.Hide  
7.Soundtrack
8.Sing for Me

9.See Me Smiling
10.Be the Young  

3/5

Article by: Larry Harris