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Pierce the Veil released Misadventures in 2016 as their fourth studio album, arriving at a peak moment for the San Diego post-hardcore outfit. By this point, the band had solidified their signature approach—blending dissonant guitar work with melodic hooks and Vic Fuentes' distinctive vocal delivery—and Misadventures represents their most accessible and streamlined statement without sacrificing instrumental complexity. The record marked a shift toward more pop-influenced song structures while maintaining the aggressive undertow that defined their earlier work.

The album opens with the propulsive energy of "Dive In," establishing momentum that carries through standouts like "Texas Is Forever," which pairs intricate guitar interplay with earworm vocal melodies. Tracks such as "The Divine Zero" and "Phantom Power and Ludicrous Speed" showcase the band's ability to layer atmospheric synths and crushing riffs, while "Floral & Fading" demonstrates their softer, more introspective side. "Circles" functions as a centerpiece—building from restrained verses into a cathartic chorus that encapsulates the album's core tension between vulnerability and controlled chaos. Thematically, Misadventures explores relationships, self-doubt, and resilience, with the production creating a densely layered but well-defined sonic landscape that rewards close listening.

This vinyl pressing on Fearless Records captures the album in full physical form, making it the format of choice for collectors and those seeking the proper dynamic range of the mix. The LP presents the sequencing across two sides with standard packaging, offering an engaging alternative to streaming or digital consumption—the kind of release that justifies owning vinyl for its immediate, tactile engagement with the music.

Tracklist:

A1. Dive In
A2. Texas Is Forever
A3. The Divine Zero
A4. Floral & Fading
A5. Phantom Power And Ludicrous Speed
B1. Circles
B2. Today I Saw The Whole World
B3. Gold Medal Ribbon
B4. Bedless
B5. Sambuka
B6. Song For Isabelle