'We've always been fans of good catchy melodies and lighthearted music,' frontman Brendon Urie says.
The initial sessions for Panic at the Disco's Pretty. Odd. rather famously took place in a cabin deep in the mountains of Nevada. For their new album, they're trying something different: They're writing in a house deep in the canyons of California.
For roughly half a year now, Panic have been working on the follow-up to 2008's Odd, mostly at guitarist Ryan Ross' Topanga Canyon home. And when we caught up with frontman Brendon Urie and drummer Spencer Smith at Blink-182's pre-tour fiesta, we decided to get a status update on the project.
"We've been doing home demos for the past six months — just kind of writing — and we're pretty close," Urie explained. "Still some work to be done,
&&&
According to tunelab.com, “Panic At The Disco will send their new single “New Perspective” to rock radio on August 18th. The track is expected to appear on the band’s upcoming new album which currently has no title or release date.”Pete Wentz twittered the following about Panic’s new song, New Perspective.listening to “new perspective”. its like a new version of the old one. i think youre gonna like it.From Pete Wentz’s Twitter…“I don’t care divine intervention. I wanna hear praise from a new perspective.”
night all <3
peace. love. squee.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment