BLURRYFACE 10/31/2002 Polydor no doubt signed Buchanan

Polydor no doubt signed Buchanan hoping it had a Clapton/Hendrix-size star

Without fully replicating the energy of their untouchable first six records

Released following a string of personal problems that landed the formerly clean-cut Australian cowboy on the pages of gossip magazines the world over

indicative of Brooklyn-based hip-hop circa 1994

Rock 'n Roll Halloween Party (Various Artists) [Import] is a Records & LPs from Various Artists

BLURRYFACE 10/31/2002 Polydor no doubt signed BuchananOhio's crafty, genre hopping rock duo Twenty One Pilots return with Blurryface, the wildly erratic follow up to their 2013 major label debut, Vessel. Instead of asking a single producer to harness their unusually diverse sound which mixes rap, rock, emo, electronic, and even reggae they've collaborated with a variety of different producers (Ricky Reed, Mike Crossey, and Tim Anderson, among others) and studios, introducing a number of new sounds,