Twenty One Pilots: Breach (red vinyl) [FUELED BY RAMEN]

Why you'll love it

Red vinyl in a gatefold with a printed inner sleeve and a lyrics insert. Breach debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and set the record for the biggest opening-week vinyl sales for a rock album since tracking began.

This edition

• Red vinyl
• Gatefold jacket with printed inner sleeve
• Lyrics and credits insert
• Fueled By Ramen pressing
• Thirteen tracks over two sides

About the album

Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have spent a decade building one of the most elaborate stories in modern rock, a run of concept albums set in and around the walled city of Dema and its nine bishops. It began with Blurryface in 2015, ran through Trench, Scaled and Icy and Clancy, and Breach brings it to a close. Joseph wrote most of it and co-produced it with Paul Meany and Mike Elizondo, and fans spent months picking apart every clue before it arrived in September 2025. Josh Dun's drumming is as explosive as ever, and Joseph's melodies keep finding new ways to lodge themselves in your head.

Musically it pulls together everything they do well: the rap-rock bounce of "City Walls" and "Drum Show," the big emotional choruses of "The Contract" and "Robot Voices," and the slower, more reflective moments of "Cottonwood" and "Days Lie Dormant." "Intentions" closes the saga on a hopeful note. You do not need to know the lore to enjoy it, but fair warning: once you start reading about it, you may lose a weekend. Possibly two.

Tracklist

Listen

On Fueled By Ramen, first out in 2025.