Customer Ratings & Reviews

In short, Death of A Bachelor takes Brendon Urie's decent songwriting skills and trades them for amazing vocals. He sounds brilliant; this is probably one of the best Panic! albums vocal wise, and a lot of the songs have diversity within the vocals. He can hit extremely high notes; be eccentric and energetic, but also soften his tone, and be low and patient. The lyrics on these tracks are kind of lackluster. The second track is recycled binge-drug-pop garbage. The last track, while one of my favorites, sounds sometimes like he's just trying to find words to rhyme with, and running with his first match. The singles on this album are great. They're sounding like a mix of Panic!'s old and newer stuff. Most of the time the instrumentals are organic, so we're hearing buzzing guitars and live drums; it's great. Instrumentally this album is wonderful. In all, this album is a good one. It's decent. It's not amazing. I feel like Brendon can do better lyrically, but its a really good step in the right direction.

Didn't know of them but a friend recommended them.

Not their best work but it's still pretty good....

A couple tracks are similar to their original sound, the rest are somewhat slow and hard to enjoy.

Not their best album by far, it's okay though. Death of a Bachelor is the best song on the cd.

Its ok. My daughter really wanted this CD, so I bought it for her

I listened to it on the way home and will listen to again