After rolling out single people "Halleluljah," "Victorious" and "Emperor's New Clothes," Panic! at the Disco have revealed his or her 5th recording studio record Death of a Bachelor, to be revealed on January 15th via DCD2/Fueled by Ramen

"Once I became some child and I also known a tune we loved on the telly, I'd leap upward as well as set you back their pianoforte to try to determine it through ear," single user Brendon Urie published in order to lovers on Facebook. "Once I became 10 or 11, I built me personally the beat package in the spare room crafted from clear washing soap containers, aged yard seats, discomfort containers as well as aged garbage cans. About that point, my personal moms and dads have me personally my personal 1st acoustic guitar. An infant acoustical. we hopped in between all these devices continuously in order to meet their suggestions played within my mind. Only at that early age, we pointed out that songs might perform a big function in life. I didn't have thought."

Death of a Bachelor might end up being the first Panic! at the Disco album with no beginning user as well as percussionist Spencer Smith, making just Urie. Smith formally bygone in April of this 12 months next 2 yrs upon respite following their battles using drug and alcohol punishment. On Facebook, Urie revealed their name and exactly how that it attached to their purdah inside tracking the newest record.

"Death of a Bachelor is in honour of these occasions we invested on your own being a kid," the guy published. "Permitting songs to take me personally. Performing whatever me personally in order to know appropriate as well as from my personal mind. It is a starting to a period. As well as an respect in order to the way almost all started. This particular record is actually me personally. Operating towards piano. Creating the beat package. Strumming the acoustic guitar. Several things by no means alter."

'Victorious'
'Don't Threaten Me with a Good Time'
'Hallelujah'
'Emperor's New Clothes'
'Death of a Bachelor'
'Crazy=Genius'
'LA Devotee'
'Golden Days'
'The Good, the Bad and the Dirty'
'House of Memories'
'Impossible Year'

Artist : Panic! at the Disco
Album : Death of a Bachelor
Release Year : 2015
Labels : DCD2, Fueled by Ramen
Genre : Pop rock, baroque pop, pop punk, synthpop, emo, alternative rock
Number of Discs : 1
Quality : MP3 320kbps
Size : 104 MB