Twenty One Pilots - Breach (LP)

Produktspezifikationen

Details

Album

Breach

Künstler

Twenty One Pilots

LP Erscheinungsjahr

2025

Album-Veröffentlichungsdatum

12 september 2025

Label

Fueled By Ramen

EAN

075678594526

Verfügbar

Ja

Produktinformationen

Format

LP

Anzahl

1 Stück

Mono oder Stereo

Stereo

Spieldauer

47 min

Titel

13 Titel

Farbe

Lila

EAN

EAN

075678594526

Sonstiges

Limited Edition

Nein

Land

USA & Canada

Box-Set

Nein

Remastered

Nein

Neuauflage

Nein

• Splatter Effect Amazing

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  pravgtikpawoh26. Dezember 2025United States🇺🇸

  I concur with the review above, it's fantastic! Mine had a hint of surface noise on Downstairs, Robot Voices, and Intentions. But it's barely there, and the splatter effect is amazing!

• Picture Disc Sound Quality

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  fuwanifed16. Dezember 2025United States🇺🇸

  The surface noise is quite noticeable (but hey, it's a picture disc). Apart from that, the sound quality is flawless, absolutely adore this album!

• Vinyl Pleasure with Unique Mixes

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  uhahiyordad9. Dezember 2025United States🇺🇸

  I'm really happy with my vinyl copy overall. There are a few tiny crackles during the quieter parts, but they're not too noticeable. Plus, it's kinda cool that some tracks have different mixes compared to the streaming versions (I read that "Drum Show" has different drum fills, and "Garbage" has a longer intro on vinyl), which makes this a neat little collectible. I'm glad I got this one!

• Huge Sound, Minor Hum Issue

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  cul_vaqpeow29. November 2025United States🇺🇸

  Awesome album, the sound is huge and crystal clear but my copy has a bit of a hum in the right channel on the B side, 17444 / 18940 by the way

• Perfect Finale to Blurryface Saga

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  ZezTaj-Ncodilvioxj17. November 2025United States🇺🇸

  An amazing continuation of their last album, “Breach” wraps up the conceptual tale that kicked off with “Blurryface”. It’s been quite the ride, and this record is a perfect finale. There are countless standout tracks here, but I’ll always highlight “Downstairs” as the album’s peak. That track packs a punch and is crafted so exquisitely (pure 21P). Musically, it occasionally takes me back to the “Regional At Best” era. Funny enough: I didn’t plan on attending, but I ended up going to the listening party in Brisbane with my daughter, the day before the album dropped. It was a delightful experience to hear the songs for the first time, particularly among so many other 21P enthusiasts.