Fall Out Boy - From Now On, We Are Enemies

A shameful admission - despite having been a Fall Out Boy fan for many years, I have only just discovered this song. I think that's part of the problem, that I just assumed there was nothing on 'Believers Never Die' that I hadn't heard. Anyway, this is yet another amazing FOB song. Patrick will forever be in my top 5 vocalists, and the melody is instantly marked out as theirs - catchy and pop-punk with an edge. Lyrically it's wonderful - out of so many great lines it was hard to pick a favourite (I'm just the man on the balcony/ Singing "No one will ever remember me") but that's typical of this band. From Now On, We Are Enemies has made it to the top of the list today, and it'll be sticking in my head for a while - come join me.

-faithfulradiowhore

Fall Out Boy - Alpha Dog

Last moment Saturday post, and it's time for a little Fall Out Boy. Now, instead of posting an old school Tell That Mick post, I've gone for Alpha Dog, simply because I've loved it since the CFOB mixtape and always wanted to hear more. The song doesn't disappoint, with clever lyrics and infinite listenability - it's FOB to its core, and that is what's most important. For a band who have always stayed true to what and who they are at the core of every piece of music they've ever made, this is a fitting song to appear on the greatest hits album. Every song is a new reason to fall in love, and this finalisation of a song which had me replaying a thirty second demo clip for weeks on end just makes me happy. Fall Out Boy were always more than just a band - accept it.

-faithfulradiowhore

Patrick Stump - Spotlight (Oh Nostaligia)

Okay, as a self-confessed Fall Out Boy fan, I might be a little biased - but Patrick really is distinguishing himself. What stood out from the beginning from this song were the lyrics (Depression is a little bit like happy hour, right/ it's always gotta be happening somewhere on any given night being just one example.) From the just released 'Truant Wave EP', this song mixes a thousand musical genres and the gorgeous vocals that are his trademark. Listen to Spotlight (Oh Nostalgia), tap your foot, learn the words, sing along - and thank me later.

-faithfulradiowhore