Review: Caravan Palace – Panic

Caravan Palace – Panic is one of those chaotic upbeat electro swing albums which will definitely make you want to dance. You have contemporary electronic music backed with vintage sounding jazz. This is evident on songs such as Queens, Rock It For Me, Dramophone, and Glory of Nelly. The album has a futuristic theme which revolves around robots. This is evident in songs such as Panic.

This lady is on the beat as she is out and about in this borough of New York City. It’s a world where she has never been before. She is on the ramble for pleasure in search of “twins”. That is what the song Queens is about. The song is a tribute to the New York City borough called Queens. Queens is a mid tempo electro swing song with big band style production similar to 1940s jazz. Notice how the vocals are muffled due to how the treble has been reduced.

The rhyming scheme is appropriately fitting for on this song. Specifically these lyrics. “Notice how the ending words used the suffix “-amble”. “My body’s cold as I ramble/Ideas in shambles”

Queens is a place where nobody’s looking for trouble. This lady is on the beat as she is out and about in this borough of New York City. It’s a world where she has never been before. She is on the ramble for pleasure in search of “twins”. She is looking to have a threesome with twins possibly. Her body’s cold as she rambles. Those ideas of hers are in shambles. Facing walls that she never seen before. One thing this lady wonders is “Where are the dreamers gone?”.

Rock It For Me is a rambunctious electro swing song about the “bad boys” who want to fight in some brawl. However these “bad boys” aren’t as tough as they seem. They’re wimps.

All the “bad boys” want to fight in some brawl. And the girls enjoy watching the “bad boys” fight in the brawl. They feel so lucky to be able to watch the “bad boys” fight in the brawl. Yet someone is calling their mom when they lick the floor. These “bad boys” aren’t as tough as they seem. Basically they’re wimps. Look how those funky monkeys talk and walk in store. They’re lost, sad, and brawny like an apple core. Who can believe that there will be some gore? With those wimps like I said before.

“Bad boys” are not so picky. They ride away and feel so happy to fight for girls they do adore.
Snorting like boars rolling on the floor with their leather jackets and their rocky voice. They hit, fight, kick, wreak havoc, and rejoice. Nobody knows what they are looking for. A kind of battle axe or maybe more.

Dramophone is about a pair of sassy sisters wearing racy garments such as but silk underwear. They are silly swingers who are swing dancers.

Dramophone is a uptempo electro swing song with vintage swing style production similar to 1940s swing jazz. The song Dramophone is played in the key of F minor (Fm). However a majority of the chorus is sung in the D key. Parts of the song progress and digress with the notes, chords, and keys of course. Notice how the vocals are muffled due to how the treble has been reduced.

A pair of sassy sisters are dressed in nothing but silk underwear. This pair of sassy sisters are silly swingers who often swing dance. They get your feelings under a spell somehow. Come and taste as sweet as can be. Say man, what’s the matter? What’s he doing standing up there shaking like that? The boys are gonna tell you what to do. Listen to them.

Clash is about partying. People are downing in the middle of the parties again. Getting the cool with the happy. Everybody talking about the power of the gospel. Seems to feel that beat you can’t stop bouncing. In other words you can’t stop bouncing to that beat and to feel that beat. Why don’t we keep the rhythm just what it sounds? Now people wanna stop the frenzied happening. But I need you to stop the sound to get it right.

I rate this album 5/5*****!

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