The Genius of… Futures by Jimmy Eat World
(WorldNews Music)

Up to the gil Jimmy Eat World went from niche emo darlings to riding the turn-of-the-century pop-punk wave when they released their 2001 album Bleed American. Short, sharp, catchy rockers such as The Middle and Sweetness catapulted them onto mainstream radio and arena tours with Green Day, while retaining the emotional punch of the band`s earlier work. But after two years on the road drinking in that success, the band returned to the studio with the intention to make something darker and more widescreen, both in scope and sound. Read more: The Genius Of Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue by Martin Scorsese Initially the band hooked up with Mark Trombino, the producer of all three of...