However, instead of taking TSwift’s route of making fun of exes and dressing up like hipsters, the men of Walk the Moon shout at cops, howl at the moon, rip holes in their shirts and get mud on their sneakers in this slower jam. “We Are The Kids” is like the synth-centered pop rock answer to Taylor Swift’s “22.” It has that same we-are-young-and-reckless vibe. At times the record seems fit for a ‘70 discotheque or ‘80 dancehall the band channels an older era (paired with what leadman Nicholas Petricca calls “cheese factor”) for songs like “We Are The Kids.” The band has continued with their goofy brand of synth-heavy pop songs, but for this their second full-length they have added a guitar-driven older edge. Like most Walk The Moon releases, the band’s newest album Talking Is Hard is easy to dance to. Band members Nicholas Petricca, Kevin Ray, Sean Waugaman and Eli Maiman
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