NEW JAMES URIE SINGLE OUT NOW!!!!


Release Date: March 4th, 2012
Genre: Alternative rock, Electronic Rock
Recorded: 2012
Label: Nomad/Liberation Records


Following his most highly successive single to date in Broken, which topped the charts for two weeks and an already critically acclaimed sophomore release which is currently out now, Tales From The Struggle, budding rock superstar James Urie gets ready to release the second single from the album,'Anarchy Like This' this Sunday. Prior to being chosen as the second single, not only did Urie love the track himself after the recording it, supporters did too when the album was revealed online with many calling 'ALT' a favorite of the album.





The track is going to be released on March 4th, 2011[today] on Radio Stations & Digital Outlets!


4. Anarchy Like This [4:30]
Following a track like Broken, it is hard to figure out what track would go after such a depressing, yet big song. The next track is called Anarchy Like This. The track starts off with a slow, electronic rock like beat, with is aided with keyboard notes and as you listen to the beginning intro of the song you can hear the guitars building up and seconds into the song, guitar riffs blast out of no where. More seconds past with the riffs and James Urie starts singing. Anarchy Like this was written in the middle of Urie's depressive state as he writes during the chorus "Look at me, I cant be thinking of Anarchy Like This, I cant be thinking Of Anarchy Like This, I'm scaring myself thinking about Anarchy Like This" not exactly explaining what that "anarchy is". The haunting beat that is now aided with drums during the chorus and the bridge. He sings about his empty soul that cannot be filled with happiness and the joys of life. He sings: Look at me, what have I become, my empty soul cannot be filled with the lies of joy and happiness. Something that lasts only a short time, I rather take the other route.. I rather take the other route, followed by the unleashing chorus that speeds up. The bridge is also a standout part of the song as all the instruments seem to stop soon as the bridge emerges. As a scary effect is added to Urie's voice, which has him sounding quite distorted with just light keyboard keys as he continues singing slowly and as if he's possessed with this effect. The bridge eventually brings us to the last chorus, which is stronger then the one before as he sings the memorable chorus. Which may have the listener thinking "What type of Anarchy was Urie singing about?". This strong chorus comes to an end as Urie does his surprising punk rock screaming much like in the opening track of the album.

Rather than fighting with the rest of the band; teenage singers Billy Khan & Oscar Ward act as good citizens and break up a nasty brawl which involved two drunken brutes. The fight took place at only 3:05pm and was a major attraction as school children and parents were walking by on route to their homes. What was an even more unbelievable site was when pop stars Billy Khan and Oscar Ward arrived and separated the pair.

Billy (19) and Oscar (17) were walking back from the supermarket on their way to Weekend's complex when they stumbled upon the violent scrap. The two men were beating the living daylights out of each other as horrified pedestrians watched. The singers then took it upon themselves to stop the attack from becoming more serious as one of the men involved had a knife and was about to use it.

An onlooker said;

"It was the weirdest thing ever! I just picked up my daughter from school and we heard a lot of shouting and screaming. I then looked across the road and that's when I noticed two guys kicking each other's heads in. I held my daughter tight just incase something else happened. She then shouted 'mum look it's Billy & Oz'. I wasn't listening at first as I just seen it as a 5 year old who wanted attention. However, I heard more noise and I turned around to see Billy Khan picking the guy with the knife up off of the other man and Oscar taking the guy on the ground away to separate them. It was so surreal but at least my daughter has good role models to look up to!"

So what do you think? Good deed or publicity stunt?