SWRV TV asked the guys the following question: Will the scrap recordings of Pretty Odd see the light of day?
Here’s the most relevant parts from last night’s show, credit: the sameband @ LJ.
- How has the writing process changed?
- University of Virginia Graduation Song
- How you pick what covers to perform? + Ready To Go Intro
- Stinky Pinky Acapella Theme Song + Stinky Pinky Game
- The bagel question
- Let’s Kill Tonight Intro
- Dream Tour, Spencer Smith is Flawless, Dirty Dreams & Christianity
Cinema has played a key role in the pop band Panic! At the Disco, as seen in the videos for songs such as “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” and “Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off.”
The music video for Ready To Go (Get Me Out Of My Mind) will premiere on May 2nd at Noon (EST) on the band’s Facebook page.
Mike Ragogna: I caught Panc! at SXSW this year, and it seems like you and Brendon are having a lot of fun.
The show #trending will air an interview with Brendon and Spencer tomorrow, April 22nd, at 6PM on MuchMusic.
Interview Date: 04/15/2010
It’s never easy for any band when creative differences cause the group to split in half; it’s even harder when one of the people leaving the band is the principal songwriter and lyricist. Welcome to the world of Panic! At the Disco (yes, the exclamation point is back), now a duo of singer Brendon Urie and drummer Spencer Smith after guitarist Ryan Ross and bassist Jon Walker left the band soon after the release of the band’s retrotastic sophomore album Pretty. Odd. Urie and Smith circled the wagons – and brought in pop mastermind Butch Walker to flesh things out – and last month they released Vices and Virtues, which synthesized ideas from the band’s first two albums but sports a decidedly contemporary feel. Bullz-Eye chatted with Urie about suddenly being The Man when it comes to songwriting, and how Trey Parker PWND his religious upbringing.
I was quite excited to chat to Brendon from Panic! At The Disco. Having been a fan of the band from their debut album A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out, there was something about their pop driven rock songs that mixed elements of baroque and cabaret and sixties classics such as The Beatles and The Beach Boys. The new album Vices & Virtues, the groups third and first since the band split in two. Brendon and Spencer have taken things back to the original foundation of Fever and expanded on it to a new level for the group. I spoke to Brendon about the writing process for this album, how their recent trip to SXSW went and tried to coax out of him if they are coming to play Soundwave Revolution.
According to French magazine MusiqueMag, the music video for Ready To Go (Get Me Out Of My Mind) will be released on Wednesday, April 20th, at their website MusiqueMag.com. This is the first we hear of a possible release date for the video that was directed by Shane Drake, we’ll keep you updated.
Channel 93.3: Goodman talks with Panic At The Disco’s Brendan Urie about the split from his other bandmates, the advice and guidance Mark Hoppus gave him during the transition, and about the use of the IPad on the album. >> DOWNLOAD
P!ATD’s Brendon and Spencer talk exclusively to Music Choice about the band members leaving and how they decided to keep Panic! At The Disco the same… but different for “Vices & Virtues.” Watch the full episode of Speaking Of… featuring Panic! At The Disco on Music Choice On Demand in May.