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The Rebirth of Underoath: History & Legacy

There’s absolutely no denying it: on August 17, 2015, Underoath fans lost it when the band announced that they would be returning, after tweeting out “We have been Underoath,” only several years ago after their final show concluded. Whether this reunion is long term or just a nostalgia run is uncertain, but one thing is for sure: we have one of the defining outfits of the metalcore genre taking the stage across America right now, and we get to witness them perform two albums that helped solidify their place among the genre’s legendary acts, They’re Only Chasing Safety and Define The Great Line, even if it’s for just one last time. Join us as we take a brief look back at the history and discography of Underoath.

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PostedMarch 28, 2016
AuthorJordan Mohler
Tagsunderoath, they're only chasing safety, define the great line, act of depression, lost in the sound of separation, spencer chamberlain, aaron gillespie, cries of the past, Disambiguation, editorials
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