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Panic! At the Disco will soon follow up their multi-selling debut 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out' with a second studio album which details have erupted. To Billboard.com the band revealed that their new materials are a departure from their last record meaning they will be more live show-oriented pieces.
On the basis that 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out' relied a lot on technology, guitarist Ryan Ross explained, "We just wanted the record to sound like four people playing a song. A lot of the songs are definitely more geared toward playing live; we didn't think about that on the last record."
Music instruments used are also varied. "I played harmonica on a song and did some slide guitar, which
we've never done before," Ross added.
Citing that they avoid working with "big rock producers", the band tapped producer Rob Mathes who has worked with them on the cover of 'This is Halloween', a soundtrack to Tim Burton's 'The Nightmare Before Christmas 3-D'. "(Rob) has a really positive attitude and keeps us motivated when we're sometimes not feeling it," Ross said.
The album is scheduled to hit the stores on March 25, 2008 via Decaydance/Fueled by Ramen. There is also a plan to tour in the same month but they have thrown away their signature "circus show" for a new idea which is still determined.
© AceShowbiz.com
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WEll i guess...but it still kinda sounds like they sold out for more money and fans...sigh, I guess their old fans (like me) will just be bitter no matter what cuz it feels like they gave us up lol, oh well...i guess ill just listen to sum other band, mayb f.o.b.
well they mightve lost you and alot of their old fanbase, but some probably stayed loyal to them and they gained a whole new fanbase with their new music while theyre also doing what they want...So really, they gained more then what they lost
i guess they had to be true to themselves....but its still not rite to change SO much!...even their voices sound different!...I think Panic probably lost alot of their old fanbase when they did ths cuz its so different from their old stuff...I know that they lost me...
I heard that the reason they changed so much was that their influences changed...they got more clean-cut and didnt use computers in their music that much anymore...It is disrespectful to their fans, but they had to be true to them selves.
THyere like a comletely diff band now!...I mean, I agree wit Person tht they should do what ever they want, but it isn't respectful to their fans to change like this nd i wouldnt blame any1 if they stopped listening to Panic..
i think that they changed alot from their first album, i agree that their lyrics are just as deep but i dont like it as much as their first album...They should have just stuck with one style, that way they wouldve been more established in their genre. If they didnt like the way they did their first album, then they shouldnt have done it that way...I feel that musicians need to do make whatever music they like, because if they don't then they won't be happy and they won't be doing as good a job as they could be.
Omg I so totally luv Panic but i wish they still sounded the same... I mean even Brendon voice sounds different... like real happy and optimitic... and Ryan...sings... his voice sounds like some dude from the sixties, but apparnatly that's what they are going for... Well i absoultly love'em but well in a way they are very different...but lyrics from Pretty. Odd. still have the same deep meaning as the lyrics from A Fever You Can't Sweat Out... So well uh... it's new and we as loyal fans are going to have to accept it...