However, 2024’s “Clancy” ushered in a return to form and now the band is finally letting the decade-long storyline end with Sept. 12’s “Breach.”Album cover of band Twenty One Pilots newly released album “Breach”. Photo Credits: twentyonepilotsThis review will focus on the album from a surface-level listen, but will also briefly delve into the Twenty One Pilots lore. The album starts with the five-minute “City Walls,” which is reminiscent of “Trench” at first with its heavy bass and guitar. This also shows the heavier side of Twenty One Pilots’ sound as explored by “Trench.”“Garbage” unfortunately seems to be a very undercooked and filler song sonically, especially comparatively speaking. Promotional image for band Twenty One Pilots new album titled “Breach”.