In my opinion, Ball Park Music's best record. Puddinghead takes sonic cues from 90's alternative rock, making it BPM's most guitar-centric album to date. Sam Cromack's lyrics hit the perfect balance of the quirkiness of earlier albums and a more cynical snark.

Highlights: She Only Loves Me When I'm There, Next Life Already, Trippin' the Light Fantastic, Everything Is Shit Except My Friendship With You, Struggle Street

Released just a year after their debut album, Museum feels more refined, and has a bit more bite in its guitars. The opening "Fence Sitter" is full of manic energy, and may be one of the best songs Ball Park have made.

Highlights: Fence Sitter, Surrender, Bad Taste Blues (Part II), Great Display of Patience, Cost of Lifestyle

Ball Park Music’s debut album is a shot of energetic, exuberant and quirky indie rock, with a sense of unique Australian humour in the lyrics to boot. The sound is a little too chipper and a bit rough around the edges, but it’s something they’d go on to perfect in later albums.

Side note: The album cover gives me “Going For The One” by Yes vibes.

Highlights: It’s Nice To Be Alive, Sad Rude Future Dude, All I Want Is You, Alligator,
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Twenty One Pilots’ most famous album also happens to be their least consistent. I will always look at Blurryface fondly for being the album to introduce me to one of my favourite bands, but out of their 3 major label albums, it‘s the one whose deep cuts I return to the least - and therefore the one I consider the weakest.

Highlights: Heavydirtysoul, Stressed Out, Fairly Local, Tear In My Heart, Polarize, Hometown