The Jesea Lee Show #57 - Logan Tabor (Alltheprettythings)
Oct 2, 2024
In this lively discussion, Logan Tabor, the vocalist of All the Pretty Things, dives into the emotional power of music during the pandemic, sharing how songs like 'Every Now and Then' served as personal expressions. He reflects on the renaissance of full album releases and their significance in the current music landscape. Tabor also shares intriguing insights from their recent tour, intertwining music with horror themes, and celebrates the nostalgic echoes of emo and rock's evolution, resonating deeply with fans of the genre.
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Album As A Novel
- The album title Pros came from "prose" reflecting a novel-like, long writing process across notebooks and time.
- Logan felt the record was an epic journey and chose the name to capture that larger narrative approach.
First Track Born In Isolation
- "Every Now and Then" was the first track Logan recorded after Worth and Tristan sent demos during early COVID.
- Logan tracked vocals alone in a secluded place and the song helped him purge personal demons at a difficult time.
Singles Fuel Live Momentum
- Live shows already include six album tracks and audiences are learning the songs quickly from singles.
- Logan finds playing energetic tracks like "Weeping Season" perfect for driving and screaming along on tour.