The song introduces itself straight away with vocals, which is different from many other bands as many introductions usually enter with a guitar solo. However the song is then followed by the guitars, which is then accompanied by the drums. The instrumental after the first verse forms a solid and strong platform for Johnson to carry out his strong vocals - you can tell straight away that this song is going to receive many positive responses; due to the solid formation of the song. Evidently the members have worked, and concentrated very hard on this single.
With Daniel Johnson and Andy Gannon both on vocals and guitar, you can tell the distinction between both of their voices and they accompany each other very well together. Jazz Smith does a phenomenal job on the drums as it allows the piece to have their alternative edge.
The band sound slightly influenced by Bring Me The Horizon, however if that is not the look they are going for I suggest that you don't make the vocals so harsh and the guitars so upbeat. On the other hand you both have an incredible vocal range, so I think that you are both more than capable of making your voices sound more gentle and smooth if that's not the look that you're going for.
Either way, I personally really like the song and you can hear the indignation throughout every single member of the bands performance and their passion really does show from start to finish of this single. Moral Panics come across as a very strong band, they also have a good image as well; keep up the quality work lads!
Their next gig will be on the 11th of April for £5 a ticket where they will be Headlining at the Underground.
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