Eleven albums into its career, veteran pop-rock act Goo Goo Dolls is keeping things as fresh and modern as possible.Bassist Robby Takac says the band took that approach with “Boxes,” its album that came out in May, and with “Magnetic” (2013).“Other bands who came up with us haven’t be able to embrace this,” says Takac, who says making records now is different from the days of “A Boy Named Goo” (1995) and “Dizzy Up the Girl” (1998).“The options of what you can do have grown so unbelievably,” he says. “For us, working with those things and making those new advances is a part of what we do.”And t