By the end of the Vessel touring cycle, the band were playing bigger shows than many of their contemporaries, and had a stage show that had become legendary for its sort of nervous energy, with Tyler constantly flip flopping between extreme confidence and shocking anxious retreat (often behind the zip-up hood of a skull sweatshirt - see below). Upon the release of their third album, Vessel, the band finally managed to sway the population of alternative music lovers and gain a wider reach. Over the course of the following years, they would release two records ( Regional At Best and their Self-Titled record) and tour even more extensively. Once they did, though, the A&R reps from various record labels wouldn’t leave the band alone. The band were considered local celebrities in Ohio, but outside of the state, it took two years of extensive touring to build up a following.
Hailing from Columbus, Ohio, the duo of Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have had a relatively normal rise in the music industry, despite the fact that their success appears to be overnight from the outside looking in. In recent memory, though, one band has gone and done this better than anyone: twenty one pilots. Hell, even the 1975 employed this by sticking purely to black and white for the cycle of their first record as a way to indicate their new kind of transparency in pop music. 2000s bubblegum pop focused on brightness and pastels to capture a more party-themed aesthetic. In the 90s grunge scene, the colors were dulled some to help create the vibe that not everything was as good as the 80s made it seem. Think back to the 80s, where neon colors were splattered all over the place in an effort to signify the light an prosperity (and, admittedly, the cocaine use). Sound of Style is a recurring series written by Logan Hannen breaking down style in the world of music and offering alternatives to musicians (sometimes) luxurious clothing choicesĬolor has been used in music for a long time to signify something.
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