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Rock Sound marks Fall Out Boy's 25th anniversary with "Made in Chicago" tribute

The special edition pairs a career-spanning interview with a covers album featuring Cobra Starship, Against The Current, Pool Kids and more

Published on · Reported from Chorus.fm

Rock Sound marks Fall Out Boy's 25th anniversary with "Made in Chicago" tribute
Chorus.fm / Reported from

Rock Sound has announced "Made in Chicago," a special Fall Out Boy package built around the band's 25th anniversary. Put together with the group's involvement, the release bundles a collector's edition magazine, a tribute CD and a run of limited edition merch.

The magazine includes a new career-spanning interview with the band, along with archive material and photographs. The accompanying album collects covers of Fall Out Boy songs recorded by peers, friends and acts who grew up on the records.

The tracklist opens with Cobra Starship taking on "I Don't Care," followed by Emi Grace on "Dance, Dance," Nothing,Nowhere on "The Patron Saint Of Liars And Fakes," Beauty School Dropout on "The Take Over, The Breaks Over" and Pool Kids on "This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race."

The back half features Vienna Vienna covering "Chicago Is So Two Years Ago," Daisy Grenade handling "Get Busy Living Or Get Busy Dying" and Against The Current closing things out with "Thnks Fr Th Mmrs." The selections span several eras of the catalog, from the band's early Chicago-era material to the singles that pushed them into the mainstream.

The package is available in limited quantities through Rock Sound, which detailed the merch items included alongside the magazine and disc.

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