Genre: Post-Hardcore
For Fans Of: Asking Alexandria, Capture The Crown, Crown The Empire

Let's give it up for bands that make Ke$ha covers and make them sound sexy. I haven't listened to the original song yet, but listening to this I do not really think i want too. One thing that kind of stands out a bit is the vocals. The vocals have different effects on them to make them sound better and make it more like a pop cover I’m guessing. This band makes the song more interesting to listen to. Let's be honest here, Ke$ha is okay but the covers of her songs are brilliant and better then the originals most of the time. I kind of got this band’s sound figured out from listening to this song over and over again, i kind of hope they surprises me with a single that sounds a bit different then what I’m expecting from them. The techno parts throughout the song are pretty good. The screams stand out the most though, there's a few different vocal effects attached to them which really isn't a bad thing. This cover stands out in a few different ways, yes there are a lot of Ke$ha cover songs but in a way this one stands out, vocally, instrumentally. I can honestly say I’m pretty excited for an official release from Youth In Revolt.
Breakdown:
Cleans: The clean vocalist is spot on and has an original sound to his vocals is something worth listening too.
Screams: The screams have some effects added on them, not really a bad thing but it makes it more worth listening too.
Instruments: This song sounds like a post-hardcore song with some techno elements it’s heavy and soft at the same time. I could judge more on the instruments when an official single comes out.

Rating: 3/5
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