Luck Be a Lady Tonight

Energetic, catchy, and upbeat, things we all look for when deciding on who’s hot and who’s not. Luckily, The Cab have those three principle qualities. Their breakout album, Whisper War, has already seen the beginnings of mainstream success, hitting number 108 in its first week according to the Billboard charts list. Their first single, “One of Those Nights”, features Brendon Urie (Panic! At The Disco) and Patrick Stump (Fall Out Boy) and sounds like the musical offspring of both of their groups, which isn’t bad if you like clones. Asking for something new in this day and age can be ridiculous, but The Cab seem to at least try with some success in the album’s third single, “Bounce”. Bounce features a pop melody that gets stuck under your skin like a bad itch with a good beat. The fast paced rhythm of the combined songs gives the feel of a second rate punk show, but the pop aspect of the album makes it all the better and slightly alright. Read more…

By Albert Serna Posted in Reviews The Cab