Track #2 off of Encore, 2016 In most case scenarios, the term “production of times” isn’t regarded as being a good thing, but I beg to differ. Sometimes, especially with music, there comes along an artist that fits in so perfectly for a few years and makes some of the most memorable tunes of a…
Single, 2020 I’m a big believer of the phrase “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”, especially when it comes to classic pop songs. For most of them, it’s difficult to find a cover that isn’t underwhelming and it’s best to just let them live in peace instead of putting a new take on them.…
Track #13 off of Life Support, 2020 The word “baby” is undeniably THE most overused word in the world of pop music and quite honestly, at this point I’m tired of it and kind of dismiss any song with it in the title. So when I came across this track, the first thing I expected…
Track #9 off of Pray For The Wicked, 2018 Panic! At The Disco is a very weird band because at this point in time, there is a quite a difference between the “old” and “new” fans. While old fans, such as myself, reminisce on the Pretty.Odd. days and are still hoping for a full band reunion, new…
Track #6 off of Copacetic, 2015 Knuckle Puck released their debut album Copacetic in the summer of 2015 and nothing was ever the same in the world of pop punk. Noted for being one of the best records in the genre during that year, the album is the epitome of “emo”, if you will, but…
Track #2 off of Play Deep, 1985 If you’ve ever played Grand Theft Auto Vice City (hello, my entire childhood), you’d remember lots of really fun tracks, one of them being “Your Love” by English rock band, The Outfield, released as the second single from the 1985 debut, Play Deep. The song was a hit…
Track #12 off of Gameshow (deluxe), 2012 Two Door Cinema club threw their fanbase through a loop when they released their third album back in 2016. Gone were the days of high pitched guitars and fast paced beats, instead they were switched out with a more toned down, dream pop type of feel. While this…
Track #18 off of Glory (deluxe), 2020 When Briteny Spears’ ninth studio album Glory was released, there was one song in particular that caught a lot of fans’ attention and unfortunately for many of them, it was completely inaccessible. That is unless you wanted to pay extra for the Japanese version of the album. Glory…