Panic! At The Disco’s “Viva Las Vengeance” is an album filled with relations to classic rock /Hard Rock in addition to the perky dance tunes that characterize this group. Brendon Urie provides great vocals with catchy choruses and epic chorals or vocals that go back to the group’s origin, while at the same time, the band experiments in new progressive territory. Songs such as ‘Sad Clown’ and ‘Local God’ are fun in part and serious at the same time as they reflect that the struggles of finding the role in the life of modern superstar that is appropriate are existential. There is nothing crude about this production, every aspect of the music is fine-tuned to perfectly complement the drama. This album seems to be Urie’s memoir, filled with fantasies and emotions of his life’s story. ‘Viva Las Vengeance” can be considered as a new and welcome addition to Panic! In the case of Panic At The Disco, this can be considered a return to form and the re-establishment of its status as one of the leaders of the decade’s musical trends.
