I fully understand that this track has been doing the rounds for a few weeks now but as someone who doesn’t normally have Panic At The Disco on my radar, I only just discovered it this morning and I very much like it.
Don’t Let The Light Go Out is the fourth single to come from the band’s album Viva Las Vengeance and has a wonderfully vintage sound to it. I wasn’t even one listen in and I loved it.
The black and white video for the new single sees Brandon Urie taking a surreal car trip where his mind flashbacks to impactful encounters that he has had.
Watch the video for Panic At The Disco, Don’t Let The Light Go Out below.
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