***OFFICAL Dance of the Clairvoyants Reaction Thread!***

Spags

Sounds like its been bolted together with each member of the band coming in and adding a bit, which sort of fits the style of the track - but gee whiz I can't wait to hear this fucker played live!!!!

MKSNYC

jxchamb1 said:

Veddernarian said:

I like it.  First PJ song one could dance to.  Shows off their diversity.  To hear D of C and then Vegas 11/30/93 come on afterwards and yes it is the same band.  Nice!

First PJ song you can dance to? If you haven't been dancing to You Are then you're really missing out.  

I got a You Are feel for this which I like.  Also get the TH vibe.  Good start to Gigaton :-)

on2legs

I like it.  I think i will love it live.  

Cridder

Eddie is reading the notecards, last minute or so seems like he was wandering around in his yard mumbling incoherently.  Maybe that’s the concept..... The music is cool 😎 

JimmyV

I love that it didn't sound at all like I expected, that it isn't a 3 minute punk song, and that it sounds finished in a way Can't Deny Me never did.

Looking forward to hearing this one live. I'm betting Mike's guitar could be a lot of fun.

100 Pacer

The future is definitely bright.

tdawe

-Like a lot of people here, I’m glad heard trying something new and, even if this song hasn’t fully grown on me, it makes me much more excited to hear the album than previous lead singles. 

-For whatever reason, Matt’s drums sound a lot better on the version I’m streaming through Spotify than they did on the BS and twitter clips. Makes a big difference, and they’ll only be more muscular live. 

-With any PJ song, to me the question isn’t how much I like the studio version, it’s “how will this play live?” Sometimes you can tell off the bat which songs will be killers live, but I really don’t know here. It might be a really solid live song, but the best part to me is the layered vocals at the end which tend not to translate really well, because nobody in the band other than Ed can really sing. Definitely looking forward to seeing it though. 

kb272930

 They have done it again , surprised the hell out of me ! Might be a huge commercial hit . I've already listened  to this more than CDM and MYM put together . This is going to kill live ...

mcgruff10

lastexitlondon said:

I love  you  are 
 I bet @mcgruff10 doesnt dig this.

@lastexitlondon you know me well my friend.  

donraven

This is really good. Love they came out with something experimental after 7 years

lastexitlondon

mcgruff10 said:

lastexitlondon said:

I love  you  are 
 I bet @mcgruff10 doesnt dig this.

@lastexitlondon you know me well my friend.  

Haha i do sir. A fine man. 

wall232

This will be a skip for me on the album, just not my style. I give them credit for being this experimental and secretly hoping the entire album isn’t all like this. 

dimitrispearljam

thank u Josh Evans so this time we can listen jeff bass 

kotton_crown

tdawe said:

-Like a lot of people here, I’m glad heard trying something new and, even if this song hasn’t fully grown on me, it makes me much more excited to hear the album than previous lead singles. 

-For whatever reason, Matt’s drums sound a lot better on the version I’m streaming through Spotify than they did on the BS and twitter clips. Makes a big difference, and they’ll only be more muscular live. 

-With any PJ song, to me the question isn’t how much I like the studio version, it’s “how will this play live?” Sometimes you can tell off the bat which songs will be killers live, but I really don’t know here. It might be a really solid live song, but the best part to me is the layered vocals at the end which tend not to translate really well, because nobody in the band other than Ed can really sing. Definitely looking forward to seeing it though. 

Would be cool if Ed uses a loop pedal to layer his voices at the end live 

mcgruff10

wall232 said:

This will be a skip for me on the album, just not my style. I give them credit for being this experimental and secretly hoping the entire album isn’t all like this. 

+1

PB11041

tdawe

kotton_crown said:

tdawe said:

-Like a lot of people here, I’m glad heard trying something new and, even if this song hasn’t fully grown on me, it makes me much more excited to hear the album than previous lead singles. 

-For whatever reason, Matt’s drums sound a lot better on the version I’m streaming through Spotify than they did on the BS and twitter clips. Makes a big difference, and they’ll only be more muscular live. 

-With any PJ song, to me the question isn’t how much I like the studio version, it’s “how will this play live?” Sometimes you can tell off the bat which songs will be killers live, but I really don’t know here. It might be a really solid live song, but the best part to me is the layered vocals at the end which tend not to translate really well, because nobody in the band other than Ed can really sing. Definitely looking forward to seeing it though. 

Would be cool if Ed uses a loop pedal to layer his voices at the end live 

Ed Sheehan did a whole set in front of them at GCF 2015 that was just one big loop pedal demonstration so maybe he learned something. 

PB11041

tdawe said:

kotton_crown said:

tdawe said:

-Like a lot of people here, I’m glad heard trying something new and, even if this song hasn’t fully grown on me, it makes me much more excited to hear the album than previous lead singles. 

-For whatever reason, Matt’s drums sound a lot better on the version I’m streaming through Spotify than they did on the BS and twitter clips. Makes a big difference, and they’ll only be more muscular live. 

-With any PJ song, to me the question isn’t how much I like the studio version, it’s “how will this play live?” Sometimes you can tell off the bat which songs will be killers live, but I really don’t know here. It might be a really solid live song, but the best part to me is the layered vocals at the end which tend not to translate really well, because nobody in the band other than Ed can really sing. Definitely looking forward to seeing it though. 

Would be cool if Ed uses a loop pedal to layer his voices at the end live 

Ed Sheehan did a whole set in front of them at GCF 2015 that was just one big loop pedal demonstration so maybe he learned something. 

He used looping for Arc and he has done it for something else in his solo sets so it is entirely possible.

dimitrispearljam

EB218946 said:

dimitrispearljam said:

Uneed to have huge balls as band to go and put this as first single out there with they type of music u play all those years.. Brilliant muthafuckas
The song has everything. Epic... Live will blow out minds

I adore it.. 

Agree 1000 %.  This song is high quality stuff.  Can not wait to hear the rest of this album.  

 exactly

Mindless Drifter

I'm on board man. This is weird as fuck and has got better with each listen. I applaud them for deciding to go in a new direction and dropping this as the single. Gigaton is going to be a very interesting listen!