Name: A Fever You Can't Sweat Out
Brand: Panic! At The Disco

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Warner Music Group Germany Holding GmbH

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2017-05-12

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7567866762

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Panic! At The Disco

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Atlantic

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Alternative / Modern

Panic! At the Disco is an American rock band from Las Vegas, Nevada. Formed in 2004, the band initially consisted of Brendon Urie, Brent Wilson, Ryan Ross, and Spencer Smith. Over the years, there have been several changes to the lineup with members such as Jon Walker and Dallon Weekes joining and departing. Despite these changes, Panic! At the Disco has remained a prominent force in the music industry.

Known for their energetic performances and unique sound, Panic! At the Disco has captivated audiences worldwide. With Brendon Urie at the helm as lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, including guitar, bass, and drums, their music transcends genres with elements of rock, pop punk, alternative rock, and baroque pop.

The band's discography includes hit albums like "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out," "Pretty. Odd.," "Vices & Virtues," "Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!," "Death of a Bachelor," and "Pray for the Wicked." Their songs showcase catchy melodies combined with introspective lyrics that resonate with fans.

Panic! At the Disco

Atlantic is a renowned US record label that was founded in 1947 by Ahmet Ertegun, Herb Abramson, and Miriam Abramson. Over the years, it has grown into one of the leading companies in the music industry, known for its commitment to artistry and quality. In 1967, Atlantic was purchased by Warner Bros. film studio and operated alongside ATCO Records as separate entities. The label continued to expand its influence when it acquired Elektra in 1970, forming the Warner-Elektra-Atlantic alliance.
Today, Atlantic remains a part of the Warner Music Group and forms the Atlantic Music Group along with Elektra, Rhino Records (2), Lava, and EastWest Records America. The label's iconic Saul Bass designed W logo was introduced in 1975. With a rich history spanning decades and an impressive roster of artists, Atlantic continues to be a powerhouse in the music industry.
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Ten years ago, who would've guessed that emo would usurp punk as the genre du jour for angst-ridden teens. By the late 1990s, most fans of the genre's second wave were abandoning it. Many of the best bands had split up, while the handful that were left were moving toward a more straightforward pop rock sound. But just as it appeared over, the scene suddenly exploded, giving birth to an entire new generation of slick, generic, mall-store neo-emo. It's like the bartender yelled last call, the house lights came on, and then at the last minute, he decided to keep the club open all night serving Cokes. So now, 20 years after Rites of Spring's only full-length album was released, we've arrived at Panic! at the Disco's A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.

A Fever You Can't Sweat Out

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