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'Dislocation' was the first single that Johnny Panic
released from their album 'The Good Fight', the
song was quite a hard hitting song with melodic
vocals running through it. Johnny Panic are now
back and gearing up to release 'The Rebel' which
is their second single from their The Good Fight
album.
'The Rebel' is totally different from the bands
previous single release and is more of a radio
friendly single in the way that the song is one
of the most melodic songs Johnny Panic have released.
The guitar work building up to the extremely infectious
chorus is top stuff and the chorus itself can’t
be faulted.
The b-side to the single is 'Hurt (I See You
Around)’, now this is a big departure from
the Johnny Panic sound we are well used to, the
song is extremely stripped down and has a nice
acoustic feel to it, which gives frontman Rob
Solly time to shine fully out in front with his
vocals.
Johnny Panic are an talented band and you can
clearly tell that they are influenced by some
of the best bands in the rock scene at the moment,
the only problem that Johnny Panic have is the
fact these influences are so much better, however
'The Rebel' is well worth checking out.
3/5
Review by Trigger |
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Members |
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Rob Solly (Vocals,Guitar)
Jonny Shock (Drums)
Sean Mannion (Bass, Vocals)
Matt James (Guitars, Vocals) |
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1. The Rebel
2. Hurt (I See You Around) |
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| Review
Score Code |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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