The used vulnerable review
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Track listing Īll tracks are written by the Used, except where noted. In May, the band co-headlined the AP Tour in Japan with Silverstein and Crossfaith. On March 8, the band released a music video for "Hands and Faces". Between January and March, the group headlined the Take Action Tour. On January 21, 2013, a deluxe edition was released featuring an extra disc of recordings and new artwork. In November, the band headlined Warped Tour UK before supporting Evanescence on their UK arena tour. The band released a music video for "Put Me Out" on September 17, before embarking on a headlining west coast US tour with support from Twin Atlantic and Stars in Stereo. The track was released to alternative radio stations on August 14. On July 18, a lyric video was released for "Put Me Out". In May and June, the group went on a headlining US tour, before appearing on the Warped Tour in June and July. In April, the group embarked on a UK tour with support from Marmozets. It was followed by streams of acoustic renditions of "I Come Alive" and "Put Me Out" on April 12. On April 6, a music video was released for "I Come Alive". On the same day, the group made an outtake "Machine" available for streaming. Vulnerable was released on March 26 as joint release between Anger Music Group and Hopeless Records. In the days leading up to the release of the album, the band streamed several tracks through a variety of music websites: "Shine" (through Alternative Press) and "Put Me Out" (through Hurley International) on March 20, "Moving On" (through Revolver) and "Hurt No One" (through Noisecreep) on March 22, and "Getting Over You" and "This Fire" on March 23. The group appeared at the Alternative Press ' South by Southwest showcase on March 17 performing an acoustic set. "Hands and Faces" was released as a single on February 21.
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"I Come Alive" was released to alternative radio stations on February 14. The following day, a lyric video was released for "I Come Alive". The album's track listing was revealed on January 19. " I Come Alive" was made available for streaming on Janu through KROQ-FM, before being released as a single on January 10. There are a lot of different conceptual feelings on the record." Release
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Just like any other Used record, it’s a horse of many colors: There are a lot of soft and heavy sounds, there are a lot of brutal, sharp, bright sounds, and the tempos are anywhere from ultra-slow to super fast and heavy. McCracken also said about the music: "There’s a lot of hip-hop influence, beats and drum and bass kind of stuff, but it’s also still a The Used record, by all means. I think everyone could use some positivity nowadays." It's a lot more positive than a lot of records we’ve written in the past. Lead singer Bert McCracken said of the album: "This record's really about becoming more than just who you are, and allowing yourself that vulnerability to be a more powerful person. In addition, they mentioned they had started writing for their next album. In late April 2010, the group cancelled all upcoming shows in European and Russia, citing circumstances rising from a split with their management team.