It is more reminiscent of the Viva la Cobra!-era Cobra Starship than old school Panic! or other Fueled By Ramen bands. It combines new wave electronica dance as well as slow, deep poignancy to give the listener an all-around experience. The new album soared to #14 on the iTunes chart even before its official release with critics and fans both raving. Panic! At The Disco has also never sounded so comfortable and sure of their own sound as they have with Too Weird. But then again, this seems to be their niche since none of their albums are in the same vein as the others. After years of member changes, Panic! At the Disco has come into the new year strong with their new album Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!Īs the fourth album in their discography the formerly pop-punk band has succeeded in going in a completely different direction.
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