A Day To Remember’s Kevin Skaff: “We threw out the imaginary rulebook that never existed”

A Day To Remember
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Over 18 months since they first announced it, Florida’s premiere pop-moshers A Day To Remember have finally unleashed the beast that is their seventh studio album. When you tack on the fact that it’s their first set of new material since 2016, it’s easy to why fans were so rabidly keen to sink their teeth into You’re Welcome

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Ellie Robinson
Editor-at-Large, Australian Guitar Magazine

Ellie Robinson is an Australian writer, editor and dog enthusiast with a keen ear for pop-rock and a keen tongue for actual Pop Rocks. Her bylines include music rag staples like NME, BLUNT, Mixdown and, of course, Australian Guitar (where she also serves as Editor-at-Large), but also less expected fare like TV Soap and Snowboarding Australia. Her go-to guitar is a Fender Player Tele, which, controversially, she only picked up after she'd joined the team at Australian Guitar. Before then, Ellie was a keyboardist – thankfully, the AG crew helped her see the light…