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BANDS THAT CHANGED THEIR SOUND & FELL OFF (or didn't)!

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What bands changed their style and fell off?? A few I touch on:
Bring Me The Horizon from deathcore to metalcore to pop
Metallica's many phases from the black album to "Load" and "Reload" to "St Anger"
Suicide Silence's 2017 self-titled album and reaction to "Doris"
Why Asking Alexandria successfully went from metalcore to hard rock
How Cash Cash and Breathe Carolina became EDM artists
How Job For A Cowboy and The Devil Wears Prada changed their sound
Code Orange's transition from Code Orange Kids to WWE NXT nu-metal with "Underneath"
When Black Flag and Miley Cyrus deliberately antagonized their fans
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20 Comments

@ThePunkRockMBA Creator 6 years ago Pinned

@El_Bartto 6 years ago

"Some artists hate their fans at some extend"
Imagine being in a k-pop band...

@cafdo 6 years ago

"Brock Lesnar Audience" is the most descriptive term ever.

@lebowskiachiever7685 6 years ago

Surprised no mention of the great transition Pantera pulled off, maybe the most successful example of a good sound upgrade without having to change the band name.

@tpags7398 6 years ago

Sees Hetfield:
Clicks:
This should be fun...

@closinginonclosure 6 years ago

Thrice is a great example of a band who's changed drastically over the years, but remained successful. AFI is also an example of changing and becoming more successful.

@DavidDantePhoenix 6 years ago

“I told you I go by William now” literally Billy Corgan

@dev_with_me 6 years ago

I think something that makes BMTH successful is that they are constantly changing their sound. They did after their first album. So when it keeps happening, it’s not such a surprise to fans like it is with other bands. It’s kinda expected at this point.

@zaboknowsbest13 6 years ago

BMTH grew very naturally into their sound, I would hardly say it was some kind of calculated move to stay relevant.

@KodyEpidemic 5 years ago

I think you need to make a “We need to talk about Danny Worsnop” video

@paveyshreds705 6 years ago

Super intrigued what a Suicide Silence ska album would sound like now

@DrClocktopus1 6 years ago

Scene kids who changed their sound and became insanely successful EDM acts? There has to be Moore examples...

@UhOh_ItzJDX 6 years ago

Avenged Sevenfold... they slightly alter their sound with literally every album and improve greatly while still keeping their heavy metal roots, they've always experimented with their sound, and in 2016 they released their BEST album to date, The Stage, which is definitely progressive metal with traditional heavy metal at heart that still manages to keep a sense of mainstream accessibility, hence why they're still one of the biggest metal bands of this century... in 7 albums A7X went from metalcore, to heavy metal, to a mix of metal, hard rock, country, and some cinematic Tim Burton-esque song, all on their self-titled, to a classic metal sound most reminiscent of black album-era Metallica, to progressive metal... they may not have entirely changed genres and all but they are definitely extremely versatile and obviously talented as hell and I'm honestly anxious to hear what they put out next

@alexmonro1711 6 years ago

Breaking news: Code Orange has revealed their new project - Code Orange and The Lesnar. It's an acoustic folk project featuring Brock on tambourine.

@majikmooses 6 years ago

In Flames would be an obvious choice for a part 2.

@ScottMosier12345 6 years ago

Three words: Faith No More. Granted, they never settle on a sound, but they are awesome at playing swing, funk, metal, rock, and blues (then play Spanish guitar songs).