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Album Review: Twenty One Pilots - Blurryface

12 May 2015 4:00 PM

Aneta Grulichova

"Altogether an intriguing album"

Twenty One Pilots Profile

Indie-pop duo Twenty One Pilots has released a smashing fourth album.

Heavy Dirty Soul opens like a Prodigy song but ends up flowing into a hip hop sound, while Ride is very hip hop/pop with a Jamaican beat. Tyler Joseph’s vocals are incredible, flowing from alternative to hip hop – one talented man when you listen to Message Man‘s lyrics. The beats become infectious in The Judge and Tear In My Heart, while Fairly Local is a darker song with engaging lyrics. Altogether an intriguing album.