Hesitant alien album cover full#

Hesitant alien album cover full#

Finally Hesitant Alien concludes, blowing up to full gale, with вЂњMaya the Psychic,вЂќ adding in a robust bass line with slower drums offsetting.

Vocal twists and lullaby elements offer a fantastic twist. Nearing the end of this adventure is вЂњHowвЂ™s It Going To Be вЂќ a guitar and drum match-up of killer fads and dips that blend into a commendable Euro melancholy keyboard. A taunting and twisting tone bring a full Comic Book vibe to this alliance of depth and allurement. Moving along to вЂњGet the Gang Together,вЂќ deep bass and heavy drums flow into an offset guitar with clean flattering vocals. Beautifully sang lyrics and magically played instruments are the finishing touches for this song to be a number one hit. As the album progresses, the audience is presented a perfectly timed soft, sweet romantic melody called вЂњDrugstore PerfumeвЂќ that grabs at the heart strings. Deep sexy vocals lead a defiant Metal guitar in a mess of overdriven tones and notes all fitting into a perfectly mastered funhouse of devilish delight. Still, even with that said, вЂHesitant AlienвЂ™ is a fine opening statement. Leaving little time to regain strength is вЂњJuarez вЂќ a one of a kind bombard of a mass chaotic brilliance. Gerard Way - Hesitant Alien (Album Review) Friday, 03 October 2014 Written by Matt Williams As one of the modern gameвЂ™s most successful chameleons, the odds were always pretty good that Gerard Way would be able to make a solo career work. It shows that Way truly does exactly as he pleases in his artistic expression, which is commendable. Next on the list is вЂњZero Zero,вЂќ but do not let the title throw oneвЂ™s self off, this darker feeling track is an entourage of screaming guitars with harsh and angry distorted vocals that have a hint of rebellion. This leads to вЂњMillions,вЂќ the third single off the record that will get listeners up on their feet to the jumping tune filled with passion and strength in the vocals, lush lyrics, and exciting mixing. Slowing things down a bit is вЂњBrother,вЂќ which is a soothing romantic piano opening followed by an allargando of passionate vocals on many levels with true instrumental magic. Adding in a more Grunge type vocal with an overlay of pure sweet notes is вЂњNo Shows.вЂќ With an exciting guitar solo and a fun drum breakdown, this toe-tapping track is sure to please. The track has a Soda Fountain 1950вЂ™s feel that leads into superb harmonies and fun timed drum beats. Being the year of introductions, Way opens his album no different with the sweet and simple вЂњThe Bureau.вЂќ A smooth rhythm and fun lyrics offer up to pure charming vocals that jump right into вЂњAction Cat вЂќ a perfectly mixed piece with harsher deep guitars and boxed vocals. His debut solo album, Hesitant Alien,В released via Warner Bros Records and produced by Doug McKean, is an alluring Britpop, Glam Metal mix that offers devilishly confident vocals, courageous вЂњcarpe diemвЂќ lyrics, and instrumentals that entangle the senses. Residing In Los Angeles, CA with his family, Way also is an avid Comic Book writer and producer, has a Bachelors degree in Fine Arts from the New York City School of Visual Arts, and is in production with Shawn Simon and Becky Cloonan to create The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, an original Comic Book series. Making his way on the scene, Way was the frontman of the widely successful band My Chemical Romance from 2001 to 2013 in which the band made four studio albums with 2004вЂ™s Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge going platinum.

Born Gerard Arthur Way in the town of Belleville, NJ, being in the spotlight is nothing new to this seasoned performer. ItвЂ™s a largely smooth transition out of the dark and into the bright world of pop - even if the sneered request to вЂњgive me teenage razorsвЂќ on вЂњZero ZeroвЂќ is enough to remind you that you can take the man out of My Chemical Romance, but you canвЂ™t take the My Chemical Romance out of the man.Bringing his solo career to a lavish start at the Reading Music Festival late in 2014 with a crowd pleasing performance, Gerard Way has redefined his place in the entertainment business. His storied themes of love and pain pop up throughout Hesitant AlienВ like embarrassing Facebook statuses. The music is more subdued than My Chemical RomanceвЂ™s, but WayвЂ™s still not as understated as the influencers heвЂ™s channeling.

WayвЂ™s ear for melody means plenty of huge hooks, from the post-hardcore bent of вЂњJuarezвЂќ to вЂњGet the Gang Together,вЂќ which borrows directly from Pulp frontman Jarvis CockerвЂs cache of cool. Gerard Way Forgets My Chemical Romance, Goes Full вЂ™80s in New вЂNo ShowsвЂ™ VideoДЄs with every Way project, itвЂ™s slick and expensive sounding, with smart styling that leads fans into new territory while maintaining the best parts of his dramatic songwriting.