Shameless

Tyler Glenn was born and raised in the Mormon church. He came out as gay in March 2014 but lost his faith after the church announced a new ruling soon after that all LGBT members were apostates. This decadent celebration of excess and indulgence is about how the Neon Trees frontman felt when he started doing things forbidden by his former religion. He told ABC Radio: "Now... I don't know what I believe in. That sounds a little scary and dark but it's actually very exciting. I grew up saying, 'I know the Church is true. Now I don't know anything. And it's kind of exciting to find that out at [age] 32, in a way, it's liberating."

The song's music video shows Glenn dancing around neon-lit rooms. At one stage he sings to a well-dressed masked figure tied to a chair, who some fans assumed to be representing Mormon church founder Joseph Smith. However, Glenn explained to Billboard magazine this is not the case. "Well it's actually not Joseph Smith," he said. "Originally I just wanted some sort of general authority figure. I knew that those who knew my background would know it was an authority from the Mormon church. But that's kind of why we made the anonymous old man mask - to kind of give more of a vagueness. To me, I'm definitely tying up the leader of the church and showing him that I'm shameless."