Ah, another album that I've listened to, and what a relisten it is. Death of a Bachelor starts off with the active and boppy tunes of Victorious, and the first half of this album is strong, active and keeps you alert. As the second half comes around, it starts to add in some slower, more thoughtful songs, such as Golden Days and House of Memories, finishing off in true Panic! At The Disco fashion with Impossible year, a slow ballad with a small hint of the blues to it. Overall, it's a great album as the variety and talent keep you hooked for the whole album, but it's not the best album I've ever listened to.Devil's Score: 9
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