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Sounds Good Feels Good

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Download links and information about Sounds Good Feels Good by 5 Seconds Of Summer. This album was released in 2015 and it belongs to Rock, Punk, Punk Rock, Pop, Teen Pop, Alternative genres. It contains 14 tracks with total duration of 52:57 minutes.

Artist: 5 Seconds Of Summer
Release date: 2015
Genre: Rock, Punk, Punk Rock, Pop, Teen Pop, Alternative
Tracks: 14
Duration: 52:57
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Money 2:54
2. She's Kinda Hot 3:36
3. Hey Everybody! 3:16
4. Permanent Vacation 3:25
5. Jet Black Heart 3:41
6. Catch Fire 3:27
7. Waste the Night 4:26
8. Vapor 2:59
9. Castaway 3:34
10. Fly Away 3:32
11. Invisible 3:32
12. Airplanes 3:38
13. San Francisco 4:19
14. Outer Space / Carry On 6:38

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With their spiky hair, electric guitars, and dewy, lip-ringed smiles, Australia's 5 Seconds of Summer are often dubbed the One Direction of punk-pop. It's an admittedly facile if apt comparison reinforced by the fact that 5SOS (Five Sauce, as their fans call them) toured with One Direction in 2013. However, even if 5SOS are a punk boy band, then it's a minor distinction, and one that's arguably been around since Green Day first incepted it with 1994's Dookie. It's also a brilliant marketing tool brought to apotheosis at the dawn of the millennium by blink-182's multi-platinum album Enema of the State. Sixteen years after blink-182's breakthrough, 5SOS have taken stock of all the small things with their sophomore album, 2015's Sounds Good Feels Good, a slick, professional production that finds them embracing their punky boy band image with unabashed glee. Recorded in Los Angeles with producer John Feldmann (the Used, All Time Low, Plain White T's), who previously helmed most of the group's debut album, Sounds Good Feels Good also finds the group collaborating with a handful of like-minded if slightly older artists, including Good Charlotte's Benji and Joel Madden, All Time Low's Alex Gaskarth, and others. Generally speaking, this big brother/little brother vibe works, and cuts like the "She's Kinda Hot" and "Permanent Vacation" are upbeat, singalong-ready anthems that bring to mind a mix of influences from Green Day to Sugar Ray. The rest of Sounds Good Feels Good reveals a more earnest inclination, with 5SOS delving into some dancey, 1975-esque post-punk on "Waste the Night," going for acoustic, orchestral flourishes on the ballad "Invisible," and shading their chunky '90s Radiohead guitars with crooning emo-angst on "Airplanes." Ultimately, for most of the group's fan base, Sounds Good Feels Good will live up to the promise of its title. [Sounds Good Feels Good was also released on LP.]