The Music Rag
An unassuming video eases you into Wyland's dreamy sound while hypnotically lulling riffs and honest lyrics pull you in with a palpable ease before an enticingly cinematic bridge has you ready to hit replay.
Check out the video for the band's latest single, "Lifeboats" and see what lead singer, Ryan Sloan, has to say about the band and their music.
Full clear vocals take center stage in Georgi Kay's Carrie inspired "God of A Girl" and a heavy dose of AWOLNATION-esque dig-your-heels-in synth pairs nicely with an intricately layered melody that gives it just enough vitality that by the time that chorus hits hard and fast you'll already be nodding your head, eyes closed, and soaking it all in.
Dark and deep and honest and ornate, it's one you should keep in your back pocket, so head to the sites below for a free download and look for her EP ORIGINS to be released in early 2016.
Panic! At The Disco has shared a music video for new single "Victorious".
The video was directed by Brandon Dermer and features a cameo from MMA Kickboxing champion Joe Schilling.
"Victorious" is the second song the band has shared from their forthcoming fifth album Death of a Bachelor, out January 15 via DCD2/Fueled By Ramen. The album is available for preorder HERE.
Death Of A Bachelor was made available for pre-order at 11pm on 10/21 and shot to No. 1 at iTunes in under 24 hours. "Victorious" launched at No. 1 on iTunes, iTunes Alternative Songs, and Billboard + Twitter's Trending 140 charts just hours after its release. Previous single "Hallelujah" has accumulated over 16 million streams on Spotify and over 8 million plays on YouTube.
Catch Panic! At The Disco on tour. Dates HERE.
Home Lives' enigmatic mix of assured alt-rock riffs, prominent pop beats, and obscure but pointed indie style lyrics clash in the band's debut "Cool Waves, Young Blood" making for a tragic but increasingly addictive track, further highlighted by a wonderfully twisted video that starts to spiral slowly, then leans into it wholeheartedly.
The breaking single is addictive from its start, but when it hits that bridge it's custom made for windows down, volume up, loud and poor scream singing that lends a certain invincibility to the otherwise hopeless situation and immediately secures itself as one you've got to listen to all over again.
