Tbh, I was expecting more of their previous sound, but I was pleasantly surprised! I love all their albums, but every one brings a new sound to the table and I love that about them. This is definitely more folksy I guess? It’s definitely not the emo edgy scene they’re known for, and hey, that’s ok! I feel like a lot of people are upset because it’s too “different” from their previous music, but I think that this album is its own album and people just need to accept that it’s not the same as a fever you can’t sweat out. Once you accept it, you can throughly enjoy it! Thanks for reading, and I realize how late I am to post this review, but I recently bought the album and felt the need. ✨

Listened to this album while high. Completely unmatched experience. Will definitely do again.

“Northern Downpour” is the best.

11 years later and I still cry while listening to northern downpour. Thanks Ryan

Although I may not be one of those ‘right from the start’ Panic! Fan, This album was amazing. It was great when it first came out, and it is great (and kinda somber) now. After Ryan Ross left the band I came back and listened to these songs all over again and I must say, Things HAVE changed for Brendon Urie. 10/10

Shut the heck up with the bad reviews. Yes, this album is very different from A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out, but that doesn’t mean it’s not good.

Just read the title

i love it has a great mix of different genres and i just love the band in general

Okay, I know this is an oldie but this album has a special place in my heart. When my Dad passed in ‘08 and I had just turned 19 , this album helped get me through SO MUCH in one of my toughest times. It still does to this day. I am so grateful beyond words.

They swore to shake it up and we swore to listen! I love this album so much. I usually don’t like this specific type of music, but Panic! knows how to make it work.