chart and, because of the duo's venture into the rock genre, at No. 20 on the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums chart, which was their first appearance on the chart. At the 2021 iteration of Astronomicon, Twiztid announced the title of a studio album, The Demented Duo, with an unknown release date; however, on November 28, 2022 Twiztid instead surprise-released an album entitled Glyph. It was exclusively released through their webstore on physical CD with no prior notice. Style and influences Jamie Spaniolo described his lyrical style by saying, "Think of it as if there was a Halloween or Friday the 13th on wax and Jason and Michael Myers could actually rap, this is what their vibe would sound like". Twiztid's lyrics draw from themes which include anger, hate, disgust, obsession and infidelity, and include elements of dark humor, including gallows humor. AllMusic writer Bradley Torreano wrote that Twiztid's songs are "teenage anthems that actually have more than a passing similarity" to the songs of Detroit rapper Eminem, and that Twiztid's lyrics "[accurately portray] the mood of most unhappy young people". Spaniolo, a fan of comic books, often references comics in his lyrics; his stage name is taken from the Marvel Comics superhero "The Multiple Man" Jamie Madrox, and he has made reference to "The Multiple Man" nickname in Twiztid's songs. Twiztid's music has been classified as hip hop, horrorcore, rap metal, hard rock, gangsta rap, rap rock, trap, industrial and hardcore hip hop. It has incorporated influence from other genres, including soul, thrash metal, techno, pop, blues and electro. Starting with their Abominationz album, Twiztid adopted a faster rapping style which allowed the duo to write more lyrics for the album than previous efforts. Spaniolo has stated that the earliest musical influence on him was the rock band Kiss, which led to him discovering the hair metal bands Ratt, Cinderella, Twisted Sister, and Mötley Crüe's album Shout at the Devil. Methric was more of a hip hop fan and Spaniolo was more into rock music when the duo were younger, with the latter stating, "I’m the guy that likes The Beatles or Frank Sinatra." After Methric finally persuaded Spaniolo to listen to Run-DMC, the group's Raising Hell album became the first rap album Spaniolo ever purchased, and led to him discovering N.W.A's Straight Outta Compton and becoming a serious fan of the genre. The duo has stated that they