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• Death Of A Bachelor is the sound of Brendon Urie turning Panic! At The Disco into a full-scale solo show and leaning hard into spectacle. The album jumps between pop-rock, cabaret flash, Sinatra-style crooning and polished modern pop, but what keeps it together is Uries sheer force as a performer. Even when the material is flashy or overblown, it rarely feels hesitant. This is an album built around presence, range and big gestures, and it knows that from the start.
  What works best is the records willingness to be theatrical without pretending otherwise. The title track, Impossible Year and Crazy=Genius all show different sides of that instinct, from lounge-pop melodrama to full-belt pop-rock. It is not a subtle album, and not every idea lands equally well, but when it clicks it is entertaining, melodic and committed enough to carry its excess. It feels like a transition point where Urie fully embraced being the centre of the project.
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  An unpredictable but spectacular ride through pop, rock and everything in between… DIY
  …its hard not to [be] bowled over by Uries efforts yet again. DIY
  Death of a Bachelor sees frontman Uries powerful voice wielded like a hammer… The Guardian
  

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• Artist: Panic! At The Disco Label: Fueled By Ramen Format: LP Units: 1 Country: US Genre: Pop & Rock

• A1 Victorious
  A2 Don’T Threaten Me With A Good Time
  A3 Hallelujah
  A4 Emperor’S New Clothes
  A5 Death Of A Bachelor
  A6 Crazy=Genius
  B1 La Devotee
  B2 Golden Days
  B3 The Good, The Bad And The Dirty
  B4 House Of Memories
  B5 Impossible Year