INTRODUCTION
Well, I had to write a review on the band i can't stop listening to and am at the moment. I purchased the album saturday last in Woolworth's so was lucky after a good search. This particular band are from America. I first came across them on myspace music. After a listen to ... Read review
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Advantages: sublime music, completley different Disadvantages: None
...Panic at the disco's a fever you can't sweat out is so Easy to listen to and catchy.
They are from Las Vegas Nevada. When you listen to the album this does show. In one word a cabaret type feel to many of the tracks. You can certainly imagine them playing in a glitzy vegas hotel. You wouldn't think this for an any indie band but let me explain.
According to their page they are rock/indie/techno now this does show in many tracks. They have been ... ...a find this company had. The record label is under indie and i guess you get mostly that feel.
Before i go on about each track, etc. i would like to point out these guys are very busy with a first tour. I am going to see them at leeds festival woo hoo can't wait. They are fully sold out in the USA. But tickets are still available here reading festival is another venue. Plus three dates in London worth checking out.
So who do we have for this new ...
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Advantages: Fantastically catchy music, great fun to listen to. Disadvantages: May sound a little too similar to Fall Out Boy for some.
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'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out' is an excellent album from Panic at the Disco, a superb début and one which I have listened to many times since purchasing. It kicks off with the energetic little number 'The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage' and never once in the albums run time do the band ever show any signs of slowing down. I would describe the music of Panic at the Disco as Fall Out Boy with keyboards, and that's ... ...their way through this 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out' release. Obviously if you're not a fan of Fall Out Boy then you probably won't like Panic at the Disco either, but on the flip side; if you happen to be a fan of Fall Out Boy then the chances are that you will like this band also.
In total, five tracks were released from this album; the last of which being 'Build God, Then We'll Talk', a track which was released as a download only single. I think ...
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Advantages: original, great lyrics, catchy Disadvantages: not long enough
Panic! At The Disco are a band who come from Las Vegas. Like me you probably think Vegas does anyone actually live there? I thought they just went there, well they grew up there all members apart from one. The members are Ryan Ross (lyricist/guitarist), Brendon Urie (vocalist/guitarist), Spencer Smith (drums), Brent Wilson (bass). They are aged 18-19 but don't let age fool as you as they are as talented as some of their peers, still with some things ... ...Being one of my favourite bands at the moment I will try to keep this as far from being biased as possible. The band formed from a young age as Ryan Ross always wanted a guitar and when he got it he and his friend Spencer started to play music, Brendon and Brent joined at a later date. They got serious when they IM'd (instant messaged), Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy (see my earlier review on their album). He has his own record label Decaydance as well ...
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Advantages: Original, Unique, Catchy. Disadvantages: Maybe too different for some.
■The Band■
The beginning of Panic! At The Disco is certainly an underdog story that should inspire many upcoming bands to keep on going. They were signed up to their first record label without even performing a single show. Spotted by Fall Out Boy poster boy Pete Wentz on MySpace he recommended them to his record label. They took him up on the offer and thus, we have Panic! At The Disco. The rose quickly from small time underground success ... ...emo genre, their original sounding tracks got many people interested. The band is made up of Brandon Urie who is lead singer along with an extensive list of other instruments such as rhythm guitar and keyboard. Ryan Ross is predominantly on lead guitar but again doing backing vocals, keyboard, organ and so on. The band has recently adopted a new bassist Jon Walker who replaced Brent Wilson last year. Spencer Smith on drums and percussion completes ...
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Advantages: Really catchy tunes, lots of talent and variety Disadvantages: Acquired taste, not long enough
Panic! At The Disco, wow, where to start. Firstly, they are an absolutely fantastic band, they have taken the 'emo' sensation by storm! They come with some of the catchiest riffs and vocals. This album is short and snappy and really gets to the point.
1 - Introduction - -This introduction to the album realy gets you into the mood for listening to the music, it is slightly confusing, as if you have never heard P!ATD then you hear the piano piece ... ...2 - The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage
- This song fades straight in from the intro track. It kicks in with the lyrics 'Sit tight I'm gunna need you to keep time' and blasts you away with the slenderness and clearness of Brendan Urie's voice, and the gentle strumming of the guitar in the background. The song then slams into the chorus 'And i believe....this may call for a proper introduction.....' This song is probably ...
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Advantages: A beautiful album consisting of 12 strong tracks Disadvantages: Some dodgy lyrics at times
...Cute Is What We Aim For are a four piece Power Pop band hailing from Buffalo, New York. Having formed in 2005, the band released this début album 'The Same Old Blood Rush with a New Touch' in 2006 through the record label Fueled By Ramen. Shifting 13,651 album copies in the first week of release, the album broke the record label's internal record set by Panic At The Disco's 2005 release of 'A FeverYouCan't SweatOut' by a massive 4000 copies. Given that Panic At The Disco's album went on to become a Platinum selling album (selling over one million copies), this is quite an achievement. The band have gained massively in popularity since the release of their album last year, and have unsurprisingly now been snapped up by Atlantic Records.
'The Same Old Blood Rush with a New Touch' is one of my favourite albums from recent years...
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