Album Review: Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party by Hayley Williams

Hayley finally breaks through her glass ceiling and delivers her strongest solo effort to date. It might even be her best release, period. With no disrespect to Petals for Armor or Flowers for Vases, Ego marks the first time a Hayley Williams record has truly escaped Paramore's shadow. The surprise release - a collection of seventeen "singles" - is the most confident sounding music of her entire career, easily clearing her previous solo albums and even most of her work with the famous pop-punk band.

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Whether it’s setting up a secret Instagram profile or sending doll limbs to fans by post, for years Paramore's Hayley Williams has had a knack for offbeat music announcements. Debuting new track ‘Mirtazapine’ via WNXP Radio on Tuesday, the songwriter and multi-instrumentalist delivered a CD titled ‘Mirtazapine + Glum’ to the station and in a very on brand move, yesterday released a further 16 songs of unheard solo material directly to her new 00s themed website hayleywilliams. net , only accessible to fans with a secret 16-digit code, which they could obtain through purchasing something from the new Good Dye Young (her excellently-titled hair dye company) drop, 'Ego'.

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