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Posted on May 10, 2017

10 Paramore Songs To Get You Pumped For After Laughter

4 years after releasing their self-titled album, Paramore is back and dropping a new album, After Laughter, on May 12th.

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The latest single from After Laughter released last week, Told You So is moody, funky, and has a beautiful music video full of reds and shots of the band jamming on a car ride, directed by band drummer Zac Farro. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

The latest single from After Laughter released last week, Told You So is moody, funky, and has a beautiful music video full of reds and shots of the band jamming on a car ride, directed by band drummer Zac Farro.

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The latest single from After Laughter released last week, Told You So is moody, funky, and has a beautiful music video full of reds and shots of the band jamming on a car ride, directed by band drummer Zac Farro.

From Paramore’s first album, All We Know is Falling, this song shows the band’s beginnings and the video contains some great footage of early tour dates. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

From Paramore’s first album, All We Know is Falling, this song shows the band’s beginnings and the video contains some great footage of early tour dates.

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From Paramore’s first album, All We Know is Falling, this song shows the band’s beginnings and the video contains some great footage of early tour dates.

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The fast, moody track from Brand New Eyes remains one of my all time favorite songs. Zac Farro’s iconic drumming is rhythmic, incessant, and Hayley’s vocals shine as she dances around the band with a light bulb.

Someone once asked me what my favorite Paramore song was and I gave a 5 minute defense on why "For a Pessimist, I’m Pretty Optimistic" is a perfect song. The track, from Riot!, finds its punk groove and has relatable lyrics that capture a mini breakdown in one song. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

Someone once asked me what my favorite Paramore song was and I gave a 5 minute defense on why "For a Pessimist, I’m Pretty Optimistic" is a perfect song. The track, from Riot!, finds its punk groove and has relatable lyrics that capture a mini breakdown in one song.

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Someone once asked me what my favorite Paramore song was and I gave a 5 minute defense on why "For a Pessimist, I’m Pretty Optimistic" is a perfect song. The track, from Riot!, finds its punk groove and has relatable lyrics that capture a mini breakdown in one song.

One of the hits from self-titled, "Still Into You" is bright, bubbly, and a feel good track that makes me want to believe that love is real after all. If love isn’t real, then we still have the band riding bikes through a house, laughing together. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

One of the hits from self-titled, "Still Into You" is bright, bubbly, and a feel good track that makes me want to believe that love is real after all. If love isn’t real, then we still have the band riding bikes through a house, laughing together.

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One of the hits from self-titled, "Still Into You" is bright, bubbly, and a feel good track that makes me want to believe that love is real after all. If love isn’t real, then we still have the band riding bikes through a house, laughing together.

This track captures the spirit of the Riot! era and is unbelievably catch for containing such ominous lyrics. The bright beats could almost be those from a dance track, foreshadowing tonal shifts that would come with later albums, that helped solidify the band among its pop-punk peers. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

This track captures the spirit of the Riot! era and is unbelievably catch for containing such ominous lyrics. The bright beats could almost be those from a dance track, foreshadowing tonal shifts that would come with later albums, that helped solidify the band among its pop-punk peers.

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This track captures the spirit of the Riot! era and is unbelievably catch for containing such ominous lyrics. The bright beats could almost be those from a dance track, foreshadowing tonal shifts that would come with later albums, that helped solidify the band among its pop-punk peers.

Somewhere at home, I still have the black & white sunglasses from this video that I purchased off the merch sight in 2010. The lyrics are introspective, the beat is laid back, and the shots of the band tied up in the basement are hilarious. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

Somewhere at home, I still have the black & white sunglasses from this video that I purchased off the merch sight in 2010. The lyrics are introspective, the beat is laid back, and the shots of the band tied up in the basement are hilarious.

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Somewhere at home, I still have the black & white sunglasses from this video that I purchased off the merch sight in 2010. The lyrics are introspective, the beat is laid back, and the shots of the band tied up in the basement are hilarious.

Once at a middle school dance, I kept requesting "Brick By Boring Brick" but the dj never played it, so instead I spent the next 2 hours belting it over the "Cha-Cha Slide" to everyone around me. It’s energetic and vibrant and makes me want to grab a sledgehammer and tear down a castle. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

Once at a middle school dance, I kept requesting "Brick By Boring Brick" but the dj never played it, so instead I spent the next 2 hours belting it over the "Cha-Cha Slide" to everyone around me. It’s energetic and vibrant and makes me want to grab a sledgehammer and tear down a castle.

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Once at a middle school dance, I kept requesting "Brick By Boring Brick" but the dj never played it, so instead I spent the next 2 hours belting it over the "Cha-Cha Slide" to everyone around me. It’s energetic and vibrant and makes me want to grab a sledgehammer and tear down a castle.

Occasionally, I wake up in the middle of the night and remember that "Decode" was written for the Twilight movie soundtrack. For those not familiar with the Twilight saga films, that will explain the shots of sparkly Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart in the video, but that aside, the song is emotional, dark, and contains truly beautiful melodies. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

Occasionally, I wake up in the middle of the night and remember that "Decode" was written for the Twilight movie soundtrack. For those not familiar with the Twilight saga films, that will explain the shots of sparkly Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart in the video, but that aside, the song is emotional, dark, and contains truly beautiful melodies.

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Occasionally, I wake up in the middle of the night and remember that "Decode" was written for the Twilight movie soundtrack. For those not familiar with the Twilight saga films, that will explain the shots of sparkly Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart in the video, but that aside, the song is emotional, dark, and contains truly beautiful melodies.

True story, my tider bio is the opening lyrics to "Misery Business." This track is the epitome of everyone’s middle school angst and is to date one of Paramore’s best songs. It’s catchy, angsty, and nostalgic all in 3 minutes. — youtube.com / Via YouTube

True story, my tider bio is the opening lyrics to "Misery Business." This track is the epitome of everyone’s middle school angst and is to date one of Paramore’s best songs. It’s catchy, angsty, and nostalgic all in 3 minutes.

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True story, my tider bio is the opening lyrics to "Misery Business." This track is the epitome of everyone’s middle school angst and is to date one of Paramore’s best songs. It’s catchy, angsty, and nostalgic all in 3 minutes.

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