This song is so cheerful. It's just cheerful words to live by. Everyone I've seen hear this song has loved it immediately. I find myself singing this everywhere. It's a great song about self acceptance. The beat is rocking and like a celebration. Please press repeat because I could listen to this forever.
Art Brut is a British band that sings with a heavy accent and deep voice that almost makes it sound like he doesn't care so much, he's not even singing. And I love very bit of it! Besides the vocals, their sound seems to be a more classic rock sound with fun repetition. Art Brut sometimes have comedic lyrics that always kept me entertained and always seems to be able to put a smile on my face no matter how many times I've heard the song before. The songs I suggest listening to are Moving to L.A., Modern Art and My Little Brother.
This is apparently the only song from Panic! At the Disco that was written entirely by Dallon Weekes. It was not released on their newest album, Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die but is definitely worth the listen. It sounds like Panic!'s new music but also reminds me of some older work such as The Brobecks, especially with the theme going on in the lyrics. Maybe the only reason that it did not make it on the cd was that the lyrics were kind of similar to Girls/Girls/Boys in how everyone loves this girl regardless of gender.
This beat. Oh hell yes. Literally every time I hear this song, I eargasm. It's just that good. Allow me to tell you a story. Now one day, I was to an event that had been moved up by two hours so that I would be late for some reason. Normally, I'm a chill driver but on this day, I was speeding quite fast. While I was speeding, a car with two old women in it passed me and then cut me off so close that I had to slam my breaks so they wouldn't collide with me. Then they proceeded to slow down to twenty miles under the speed limit. I assumed that they were just bad drivers, so I just passed them at my own speed. Except then they did it again, which made me assume they were idiots. By the third time they did it, the game was on. They road raged and tried to race me the whole drive. We would hit red lights where they would just sit beside me while both gave me the middle finger. I did not return the favor. (First of all, I was outnumbered by middle fingers.) I simply played this song as loud as possible. It has the kind of bass that can drive people crazy and just kinky enough lyrics for old women to assume that you as a listener, are a filth bag. I'm sorry I used this song as a weapon but it is such a great party song I don't see how it's not played more often. And as for those old women? They ran a red light eventually, but that's not my problem.
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Nick D' & the Believers just released another new EP this week called Wanted, named after the first song in the EP. It starts off with a smooth dancey tune. Nick D's songs never allow you to sit still. They are always good fun. The echo in their voices is a new flavor in their music that forces you to sway with their lyrics. This is only one song from the EP though, listen to the rest because this is just a great band.
The beat is so soft and sweet and irresistible. Brendon Urie's voice is also irresistible. It sounds a lot more pop but it's to a level that those pop haters out there will most likely not kill me for posting this. (I hope.) It's slow but the chorus sounds like he's screaming it from the top of a burning building. If you're having to scream your chorus from the top of a burning building, your firefight escalated too quickly and now you have to call a real fireman.
Smallpools released their new music video for Karaoke this week. The beginning sounds like a massive stadium full of adoring fans giving it a massive build up that turns into a much cooler sound than usual. The beat is too strong to resist dancing to it. The bridge of the piano soothes your ears from all that awesomeness. In my head, the massive guitar sounds like a chainsaw and the cute piano tones sound like shooting stars. The music video is cool. I just really want to know what happened to all those mannequins after filming. Also, I'm just upset that I was not invited to this party because i would have just sat there asking myself how much pot I smoked.
