Andres Carranza

Very interesting. I like the path they took. They did it very well! It gives me 70s Beatles vibes, and there are some "rocky" pieces in the songs here and there. It is a really nice, relaxing album. Makes me want to go outside and lay in the grass while sporting church-like clothing with a bowl haircut lol. A great, yet completely unexpected sequel to Fever. "Do You Know What I'm Seeing?" is my favorite song out of this entire album. The harmonica backing : "I know it's sad, I never gave a damn about the weather.." part gives me the chills and it feels like a blues song. I will be honest though, I'm kind of sad they drifted from emo rock here, but hey, it's an amazing album. Or should I say a pretty, odd album? Great work Panic! Great teamwork haha :)

Ok from here on out, I do not like Panic's work anymore. "Too Weird" was the last straw for me. No. Just no. I don't like these songs that scream and exaggerate lyrics in my ear like this : "CHAMPAGNE, COCAINE, GASOLINE". It's really annoying, and it continues throughout the entire album. It is also very present with concepts about devil/demon stuff which I am definitely not a fan of.

Ok, this is where I kind of departure from the band. This album isn't horrible, but it isn't great either. I'm not too sure if I like the electronic vibes this album gives off. It's a good bop and I own it on CD, but it doesn't hold up for me like their past work. I especially think it's weird to include a song about your first threesome with two other girls in middle school, and a song that has your vows for your wife on the same album. That's just me, but I don't know.

This album is pretty good. It's decent in my opinion. A step down from the first two, but it sustains the hard work these guys always put into their material. It is a sequel to Fever pretty much since it brings back the same elements and I love that. Not too shabby Panic :)

This is probably the band's best piece of work. I love the rock vibes that come from it and the hardcore emoness. Some songs also really throw me back to the 60's with their unique fancy style in their songs with the cello and violin parts. All in all, it's a great album with interesting and meaningful lyrics and I hope that Brendon, now the only guy left, can bring back this style in one of his future albums.