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Panic Number are a four-piece band from Bristol who play indie music mixed
up with electronic poppy sounds. The bands debut EP 'From The Low' is
just about to be released on Lockjaw Records.
'From The Low' starts off with a song called 'Stay', the song features
an extremely long introduction of solid guitar riffs, keyboards and different
electronic sounds, the introduction to the song runs for just over 2 minutes
and then the lead vocals come in sounding very toned down and boy bandy.
The introduction to 'Lights' is quite interesting with a mixture of drum
beats and guitar riffs that get louder and louder as the song goes on
but as soon as the vocals come in, the song seems to go downhill.
The most interesting sounding song on the EP has to be 'Young Warrior',
the song has a lot going on, the guitar playing is pretty solid and the
drumming sounds spot on as well and the vocals are more listenable here
than they are on the rest of the EP.
Overall Panic Number are a band that you are either going to like or not
and I personally can’t get on with them. The band are talented and
can play their instruments well but each song goes on for a long time
and generally sounds really boring, their is a lot going on at once which
you would imagine would bring some excitement to the music but sadly it
doesn’t here. If you hear one song from this band and don’t
like it, don’t go on and buy the EP as it all sounds the same. Panic
Number surely know how to take fun away from music.
1/5
Review by Trigger |
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Band
Members |
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Andy Howard (vocals, guitars, synths, sequencing)
Andy Cope (guitars, synths, vocals, sequencing)
Chris Marsland (drums, synths, sequencing)
Alex Moon (bass, vocals, synths,
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Track
Listing |
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1. Stay
2. Pinnacle
3. Lights
4. Young Worrier
5. Race
6. Feeling Involved
7. Give In To Me
8. Time
9. This Day |
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Band
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Review
Score Code |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess -
What Was That? |
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