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twenty one pilots “Next Semester” Lyrics


twenty one pilots “Next Semester” Lyrics: Stand up straight nowCan’t break downGraduate nowI don’t want to be here, I don’t want to be hereIt’s a taste testOf what I hate lessCan you die of anxiousness?I don’t want to be here, I don’t want to be hereWhat’s about to happen? What’s about to happen? I remember, I remember certain thingsWhat I was wearing, the yellow dashes in the streetI prayed those lights would take me homeThen I heard, “Hey kid, get out of the road!” I don’t wanna be here, I don’t wanna be here Can’t feel my legsI might suffocateThere’s… Read more »

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twenty one pilots Announce World Tour And Share New Single, “Next Semester”


twenty one pilots are officially taking Clancy global with the announcement of The Clancy World Tour kicking off on August 15 in Denver, CO. The pair has also unveiled their highly-anticipated latest offering, “Next Semester,” serving as the second glimpse into their upcoming full-length album set to arrive on May 17 through Fueled By Ramen. The duo’s new single is quintessential twenty one pilots with a hint of DIY punk, most evident through the gritty accompanying music video directed by Andrew Donoho. Of the new single, they share on their Instagram, “The Next Semester music video is here. Cannot wait… Read more »

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twenty one pilots Tease Forthcoming Song, “Next Semester”


Keeping things cryptic, twenty one pilots are teasing their next single, “Next Semester,” off of their forthcoming full-length, Clancy. The duo posted on their Instagram two photos showcasing, presumably, vocalist Tyler Joseph’s legs and drummer Josh Dun’s arm resting on a cymbal, along with a “leaked” video snippet of a crowd while they perform the song. The preview of it gives an air of Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” vibe with dulled-out imagery partnered with moshing. “I don’t wanna be here,” sings Joseph to the crowd as they scream it back for the perfect harmony. With the sound leaning more… Read more »

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twenty one pilots Are Throwing ‘Clancy’ Listening Parties


Ahead of the May 24 release of their forthcoming LP Clancy, twenty one pilots are hosting listening parties across the globe from May 18-23. More than 200 independent record stores and venues are set to play the full record a week ahead of its official release. Plus, if you do attend a party, you just might get twenty one pilots wristband and poster. Additionally, participating stores are sharing special CD pre-orders for Clancy with alternate artwork and an extended 20-page booklet. Additionally, some listening party locations will open pre-orders for Clancy vinyl featuring an exclusive LP sleeve. You can find… Read more »

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twenty one pilots Won’t “Backslide” On Their New Single


twenty one pilots aren’t going to “Backslide” on their new song. The duo has released the third single from their highly anticipated album, Clancy, which drops on May 24, through Fueled By Ramen. Drummer Josh Dun directs the accompanying music video, which features an obvious call back to one of their most popular eras. A mellow beat begins with the track, contrasting frontman Tyler Joseph‘s monotone, almost harsh rapping. The video starts with a shot of a corner store, where Joseph purchases hamburger buns, before hopping on his bike and riding down changing scenes from suburban streets to darkened backgrounds.… Read more »

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MOTHICA Explores Gifted Child Syndrome On New Track, “Doomed”


After announcing her new visual album Kissing Death earlier this week, MOTHICA has unleashed the first video of her new era, “Doomed.” Kissing Death arrives on August 23 via Heavy Heart Records. You can pre-order the the LP here. “This is a twisted, surreal version of my origin story,” MOTHICA shared of her upcoming record. “This is for the younger version of me who romanticized death for a decade, and the lasting impact it had on me as I searched for an easier, softer way to exist.” In fact, the artist promises a new song and video will arrive every… Read more »

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twenty one pilots Tease Fans With New Image Posted Across Venues


twenty one pilots are at it again. New images of the duo are appearing outside of large arenas around the world. Along with fans spotting a change to the act’s Ticketmaster header image, whispers of an upcoming tour announcement are on everyone’s minds.  The venues’ Twitter profiles were the culprits to tease this time around. Resorts World Arena in Las Vegas, NV, Toyota Center in Houston, TX, and even across the pond is ready to “Overcompensate” at The O2 Arena in London, EN. Truly, one could say that they’re beginning to leave their followers a little “Stressed Out.” Last week,… Read more »

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twenty one pilots Are Set To Make 14 Music Videos For ‘Clancy’


twenty one pilots‘ vocalist Tyler Joseph has just revealed that the duo are crafting a cinematic universe for their upcoming record. Specifically, twenty one pilots is releasing a music video for every track of their record Clancy, due out on May 17. In a tweet posted on March 15, Joseph noted that “[W]e have 8 [music videos] done right now, 6 to go.” While the album has 13 tracks, one of the songs has two videos, he says. Additionally, he followed up the post with another Tweet sharing, “[I] asked [J]osh [Dun] if he wanted to write and direct one.… Read more »

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twenty one pilots Don’t “Overcompensate” On New Single, Announce ‘Clancy’ Album


After weeks of speculation, twenty-one pilots have finally announced their new album, Clancy, and dropped the first single, “Overcompensate.” The LP is slated to be released on May 17 and marks the duo’s sixth studio album. The music video opens with a body of dark blue water, followed by an urgent-sounding synth that mimics an alarm, building tension before transitioning into a jazzy, drum-led section of the song accompanied by a distorted voice welcoming everyone back to Trench. Vocalist Tyler Joseph slowly chimes in with the lines, “I created this world/To feel some control/Destroy it if I want it/So I… Read more »

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