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'''''Paramore''''' is the fourth album by [[Paramore]]. It was released on April 9, 2013, and their first album without their former founding members,[[Josh Farro| Josh]] and [[Zac Farro]]. It was released to critical acclaim by critics, and it charted at number one or the top ten in most countries, and in the US it was number one selling a little over 106,000 copies. |
'''''Paramore''''' is the fourth album by [[Paramore]]. It was released on April 9, 2013, and their first album without their former founding members,[[Josh Farro| Josh]] and [[Zac Farro]]. It was released to critical acclaim by critics, and it charted at number one or the top ten in most countries, and in the US it was number one selling a little over 106,000 copies. |
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| − | <p>On April 18, 2012, lead singer [[Hayley Williams]] announced on the band's site that the producer for their new album would be Justin-Meldal Johnsen, longtime bassist for Beck and Nine Inch Nails, who has previously produced records for M83 and Neon Trees. In an interview with Electronic Musician, Meldal-Johnsen stated he wants "the album to sound very visceral and a little bit less locked down and computerized, more 1981 than 2012, with a nod to 2016."</p><p>On July 2, 2012, it was announced on the band's Twitter that former Nine Inch Nail and current Angels and Airwaves drummer Ilan Rubin will be recording drums for the album.</p><p>Hayley Williams and [[Taylor York]] confirmed, through Twitter, that they had finished recording the album on November 1, 2012.</p><p>When asked about why the album is self-titled, Williams explained "The self-titled aspect of the whole thing is definitely a statement. I feel like it's not only reintroducing the band to the world but even to ourselves ... By the end of it, it felt like we're a new band."</p><p style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); line-height: 19.18px; font-family: sans-serif; margin-top: 0.4em; margin-bottom: 0.5em;" |
+ | <p>On April 18, 2012, lead singer [[Hayley Williams]] announced on the band's site that the producer for their new album would be Justin-Meldal Johnsen, longtime bassist for Beck and Nine Inch Nails, who has previously produced records for M83 and Neon Trees. In an interview with Electronic Musician, Meldal-Johnsen stated he wants "the album to sound very visceral and a little bit less locked down and computerized, more 1981 than 2012, with a nod to 2016."</p><p>On July 2, 2012, it was announced on the band's Twitter that former Nine Inch Nail and current Angels and Airwaves drummer Ilan Rubin will be recording drums for the album.</p><p>Hayley Williams and [[Taylor York]] confirmed, through Twitter, that they had finished recording the album on November 1, 2012.</p><p>When asked about why the album is self-titled, Williams explained "The self-titled aspect of the whole thing is definitely a statement. I feel like it's not only reintroducing the band to the world, but even to ourselves ... By the end of it, it felt like we're a new band."</p><p style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); line-height: 19.18px; font-family: sans-serif; margin-top: 0.4em; margin-bottom: 0.5em;"> |
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<h2>Touring/Promotion</h2> |
<h2>Touring/Promotion</h2> |
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| − | On February 12th, 2013 the "Self-Titled Tour" began in Bangkok. The tour is expected to continue 2-12-13 up to 3-11-14 currently. The tour will have 48 shows in North America, 37 in Europe, 13 in the Oceania region, 11 in Latin America, 3 in Asia, and 2 in the Caribbean Ocean, with a total of 114 shows. The tour's end will kick off on March 7th |
+ | On February 12th, 2013 the "Self-Titled Tour" began in Bangkok. The tour is expected to continue 2-12-13 up to 3-11-14 currently. The tour will have 48 shows in North America, 37 in Europe, 13 in the Oceania region, 11 in Latin America, 3 in Asia, and 2 in the Caribbean Ocean, with a total of 114 shows. The tour's end will kick off on March 7th 2014 in Miami, Florida on a boat. It will then travel to Great Stirrup Cay by the 11th. The March 7th to March 11th part of the "Self-Titled Tour" is dubbed as the "PARAHOY! Cruise". |
After the Self-Titled Tour, came the [[Monumentour]] which is a tour by Paramore and Fall Out Boy, which also featured New Politics and Bad Suns. Similar to the Self-Titled tour, this was done around the United States. The tour was first leaked in January, as it was supposed to be mentioned around March and April. The tour started June 19, 2014, and will end on September 12, 2014. Though most shows are featuring both Paramore and Fall Out Boy, some are only featuring Paramore... while others are featuring only Fall Out Boy (such as the last date on the tour). The first few days of the tour, a setlist of songs was made for Paramore and Fall Out Boy to follow... though Paramore sometimes changes what songs should be included. There are 43 shows in total. |
After the Self-Titled Tour, came the [[Monumentour]] which is a tour by Paramore and Fall Out Boy, which also featured New Politics and Bad Suns. Similar to the Self-Titled tour, this was done around the United States. The tour was first leaked in January, as it was supposed to be mentioned around March and April. The tour started June 19, 2014, and will end on September 12, 2014. Though most shows are featuring both Paramore and Fall Out Boy, some are only featuring Paramore... while others are featuring only Fall Out Boy (such as the last date on the tour). The first few days of the tour, a setlist of songs was made for Paramore and Fall Out Boy to follow... though Paramore sometimes changes what songs should be included. There are 43 shows in total. |
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==Releases== |
==Releases== |
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===Singles=== |
===Singles=== |
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| − | 1. [[Now]] (- January 2013) was the first single in the album. It featured one of the four music videos (this, [[Still Into You]], [[Ain't It Fun]] and [[Brick By Boring Brick]]) to not feature the band performing. Now was released on iTunes as pre-order to all the songs in the album, as they were all released on April 9, 2013. The music video for the song was released on February 12, 2013 |
+ | 1. [[Now]] (- January 2013) was the first single in the album. It featured one of the four music videos (this, [[Still Into You]], [[Ain't It Fun]] and [[Brick By Boring Brick]]) to not feature the band performing. Now was released on iTunes as pre-order to all the songs in the album, as they were all released on April 9, 2013. The music video for the song was released on February 12, 2013 and became what the band called 'their lead single'. |
| − | 2. [[Still Into You]] (- March 2013) was the second single in the album. The music video to the song was very different from other music videos Paramore had made, as the song itself was labeled as 'pop' in many countries. Now was said to be alternative. The music video of Still Into You came out on April 8, 2013 |
+ | 2. [[Still Into You]] (- March 2013) was the second single in the album. The music video to the song was very different from other music videos Paramore had made, as the song itself was labeled as 'pop' in many countries. Now was said to be alternative. The music video of Still Into You came out on April 8, 2013 and was the last single to be made into a music video before the release of the album. Still Into You had received many awards and became one of the band's top hits, and the most viewed music video from the songs in this album. |
3. [[Daydreaming]] (- December 2013; UK & select countries) was the third single in the album. It was announced to be a single before Ain't It Fun, though a quick music video was shot for it as Paramore decided to scrap the Ain't It Fun video (which was supposed to be released first). The single had only been charted in the UK. The music video was uploaded on November 5, 2013. |
3. [[Daydreaming]] (- December 2013; UK & select countries) was the third single in the album. It was announced to be a single before Ain't It Fun, though a quick music video was shot for it as Paramore decided to scrap the Ain't It Fun video (which was supposed to be released first). The single had only been charted in the UK. The music video was uploaded on November 5, 2013. |
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| − | 4. [[Ain't It Fun]] (- February 2014; US Top 40) was the fourth single in the album. A music video was made for the song earlier, though it was scrapped because the band did not like where the video was heading, as this was released on Hayley Williams' |
+ | 4. [[Ain't It Fun]] (- February 2014; US Top 40) was the fourth single in the album. A music video was made for the song earlier, though it was scrapped because the band did not like where the video was heading, as this was released on Hayley Williams' tumblr. The music video was re-released (on January 29, 2014), and was the first music video by Paramore in 2014. This song had reached #10 on the Billboard 100(s) charts and #1 and adult pop songs. A exclusive vinyl was released for Record Store Day 2014 in Nashville, and it featured this song in a 'broken' vinyl design. |
===Singles' Cover Art=== |
===Singles' Cover Art=== |
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| − | Now.jpg |
+ | Now.jpg |
| − | Cover paramore's song still into you.jpg |
+ | Cover paramore's song still into you.jpg |
| − | Aint It Fun.png |
+ | Aint It Fun.png |
</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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===EPs' Cover Art=== |
===EPs' Cover Art=== |
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| − | <gallery |
+ | <gallery> |
| − | HolidaySessions.png |
+ | HolidaySessions.png |
| − | AintItFunRemixes.jpg |
+ | AintItFunRemixes.jpg |
</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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'''Additional personnel''' |
'''Additional personnel''' |
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* Ilan Rubin - drums, percussion, vocals |
* Ilan Rubin - drums, percussion, vocals |
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+ | * Justin Meldal-Johnsen – producer, keyboards, programming, percussion |
* Carlos de la Garza – percussion, engineer |
* Carlos de la Garza – percussion, engineer |
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* Interludes engineered by Kyle Black |
* Interludes engineered by Kyle Black |
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* Vanessa Freebairn-Smith – string contractor |
* Vanessa Freebairn-Smith – string contractor |
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* Strings arranged by Roger Joseph Manning, Jr. |
* Strings arranged by Roger Joseph Manning, Jr. |
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| − | * Caroline Campbell – |
+ | * Caroline Campbell – concert master, violin |
* Caroline Campbell, Alma Fernandez, Erik Arvinder, Kathleen Sloan, Khoa Truong, Luke Maurer, Sam Fischer, Vanessa Freebairn-Smith, Songa Lee – string musicians |
* Caroline Campbell, Alma Fernandez, Erik Arvinder, Kathleen Sloan, Khoa Truong, Luke Maurer, Sam Fischer, Vanessa Freebairn-Smith, Songa Lee – string musicians |
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* Steve Aho – copyist |
* Steve Aho – copyist |
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