Viva Las Vengeance

this is the best brendon uries voice has sounded and a beautiful story to end his chapter of panic! at the disco.

Ghtb

This is a great album by the amazingly talented Brendon Urie. His vocals are all over the place from high to low and it all sounds awesome. He hits the high in “Viva Las Vengeance” and the lows in “Do It To Death”. It will remind you of Fever and Bachelor and is full of great sounds. My only problem with this album is that it is the end of Panic! At The Disco. I wish there could be more.

Ok first of all if you don’t like the music why write a review if u did not like it that much second of all this artist has put the time and dedication to make these songs beautiful but they could be spending their time with family but NO ThEY USE The TIME TO MAKE MUSIC FOR YOU AND YOU ARE COMPLAINING about it not being good!third of all this music is great😊🥇 (Not trying to be rude)~}

Viva Las vengeance has to be the most symbolic album I have ever listened to. Maggie = fans, Gilly = Brendon. It’s a rock opera masterpiece. PATD has always been amazing about changing their sound each album, this is once again a testament to how effortless the change was. Beautifully written, beautifully sung. Brendon’s vocals once again showcase how he is the best male vocalist on the scene right now. Absolutely breathtaking work. HIGHLY recommend.

Sad Clown All By Yourself Do It To Death

The vibe of this album is obviously very different when comparing it to past PATD albums. With that said, I believe it’s one of the reasons why I fell in love with this album.

There are a couple songs I like, but nothing hit quite like prior albums. To sum it up, I went to the Salt Lake Vivint Center concert on his recent tour… I mostly just wanted him to sing prior songs. But the the songs I didn’t like as much in the album were better live.

I am a huge fan of Panic! At The Disco and I will admit that their Pray for the Wicked Album and Viva Las Vengeance takes some getting used to. Once you listen to it a few times, the tracks start rubbing off on you. I truly enjoy their experimentation with their sound and I’m looking forward to more albums 😊

now, this isn't the best P!ATD album, nor is it the worst, and that is perfectly fine. i enjoy the majority of the songs here (with Don't Let the Light Go Out, Say It Louder, and Sugar Soaker being the highlights for me) and i find it a decent experience to listen to. there are a few wack lines here and there ("stepped on every chord, fell on every sword, yes excalibur," "give me disco, give me T-rex," and "gilly thinks that he's a DJ, makes me want to slit my wrists" being a few good examples) but as always, the instrumentation and vocals are superb. while not as good as albums such as Pretty. Odd. or Death of a Bachelor, it's fine for what it is.