#Sidekick walk the moon album tv

2012вЂ™s debut included a lot more guitar, more of a rock vibe. Overall this album was phenomenal, itвЂ™s really difficult to compare this album to their debut from 2012 because of the different styles they exhibit. The soothing vocals go hand in hand with relaxing guitar riffs. ItвЂ™s basically a love song, a slow love song that takes you back to the 80вЂ™s. The song is one well, you could slow dance to. I honestly thought it sounded like something I knew, but I couldnвЂ™t recall the specific song. I sat here listening to the song and almost immediately I thought of like pure 80вЂ™s sound. The last song on the album (I know, sadness) is another 10/10. The drums are phenomenal, the lyrics give me goosebumps, the guitar is epic. Flawless vocals with an amazing range, itвЂ™s a slow one a slow yet relaxing one. IвЂ™ve decided that this song is my favorite, in my opinion the best song on the album. The chorus is really catchy and of course Petricca belts out some high notes with some kick ass vocals. ItвЂ™s relaxing while having that smooth rhythm to it as well. I really liked this one, it has a catchy rhythm and a chill vibe. The band still has that pop sound, but it seems like theyвЂ™re trying out something newвЂ¦which isnвЂ™t particularly a bad thing. This has been something IвЂ™ve noticed in almost all of the songs so far, definitely a change of style from songs like вЂњTightropeвЂќ and вЂњAnna SunвЂќ. It still ties back to that 80вЂ™s sound I was talking about before. This one includes more guitar, which I love. What I did like was the guitar solo near the end though, that I will advocate. The pop aspect was great and I loved the rhythm throughout that just made you want to start dancing, but even then it didnвЂ™t really call to me. вЂњDown in the DumpsвЂќ starts with synth fueled vocals that remind me of the 80вЂ™s, a few of the songs on here have that 80вЂ™s feel to them as well. I remember hearing this song and immediately wondering what the hell it was called, wellвЂ¦now I know. Like I said, IвЂ™ve seen these guys a few times in concert. It isnвЂ™t the highest on my favorites, but still includes an enjoyable sound and harmony. Drum solos, guitar riffs, itвЂ™s an all inclusive song. Guess what finally got me? The drums, of course. I was a little shaky when listening to this song at first, but eventually it grew on me. Yet another hit with an extremely catchy chorus, I gave it an 8.5/10. What I loved the most about it was the vocal range that Petricca had, I understand that the majority of the reviews are basically kissing up to the guy, but man does he have a voice. I gave it a 10/10, definitely one of my favorites. The build, I freaking loved the build because I wasnвЂ™t expecting it at all. This song shows the rock side of the group, it definitely strays from the rest of the songs on the album, it being more rock and such, but even then you canвЂ™t help but to jam out. At first, the song seems to be slow and calm, but then Petricca raises the vocals and all of a sudden an explosion of sound comes from the guitar and the drums. I gave it a 9/10, another great hit off of the album. They donвЂ™t overdo it like they did in вЂњSidekickвЂќ in my opinion. Shut Up and Dance features a catchy chorus, a hilarious music video (which IвЂ™ve reviewed before, read that one), and some awesome electronic sound. I was really surprised and happy, this band has really picked up their fan base since their self titled album released in 2012.

#Sidekick walk the moon album tv

The band was on The Today Show and a bunch of other TV networks performing the song and alternative stations all over the country were playing it. The hit single was released last month and it blew up big time. Shut up and listen man, thatвЂ™s all you need to know. I gave it a 6.5/10, it doesnвЂ™t suck, but the album has WAY better songs than this one. DonвЂ™t get me wrong, I love this album, but this song threw me off a bit. I dunno, it gets a bit too repetitive for me to actually enjoy it. I feel like the band is over doing the electronic sound. To be completely honest I wasnвЂ™t too fond of this one. IвЂ™ve seen WTM in concert a few times now, and I remember this was one of the вЂњnewвЂќ songs the band played. It has everything that a Walk the Moon song needs: some epic guitar riffs, a catchy chorus, and blasting vocals from lead singer Nick Petricca. This song was released last week as the second single off of the album, I loved it immediately. I, of course, jumped on this opportunity and did a track by track reviewвЂ¦IвЂ™m telling you, this band never fails to amaze me. Walk the Moon surprised their fans by releasing their new album, Talking is Hard, early to listen to exclusively on Spotify.