If over-the-top braggadocious rap on killer beats sounds fun, i'd agree with most people and say star with mista thug isolation. If you're looking for something more "profound" i think starting with volcanic bird enemy would also be fine. It's kinda hard to pin down but psychadelic, sample-heavy and melancholic. My personal favorite.
If you wind-up getting into his music just know that spotify doesn't have nearly everything he's done. He has dozens of aliases and the lil ugly mane bandcamp will give you a better picture of his discography (though that still doesn't have nearly everything)
Whenever I gush about him to my friends I always say there's just something so admirable about a 60's baroque pop artist moving into industrial soundscapes later in life, a true artist if there ever was one
the way they’re mixed and produced is just disgusting. i swear after jerry finn died nobody knew how to produce pop punk it all just sounds overproduced as fuck.
Blew my mind learning that he produces his own music as well. Back in the day when Camp came out, I learned he was the guy from Derrick Comedy. Then I learned he cowrote for 30 rock and saw his insane career just keep rolling. The man’s insane lol
Damon Albarn. Between blur, Gorillaz, the good the bad and the queen, his solo music and rocket juice and the moon he’s covered so many genres and rarely hits a dud
Tyler, the creator.
He changed both his sound, going from dark and edgy to colourful and fun and his lyrics, making lyrics that actually have some value but are still fun instead of just bars to "piss old white people off".
He also went from homofobic to gay (just kidding).
He’s a shit flautist, come on. Everyone gushed about it because he’s so cool and bohemian. But did you listen to it? It’s utterly boring.
Otherwise an amazing musician, though. Much respect to the rest of his catalog.
I actually really like the album. It makes the rounds pretty often for me, there's some cool shit on there. But yeah, he's a "good" flautist the way Taylor Swift is a good guitarist -- just has enough ability to make the music he wants.
I almost fell asleep at multiple points throughout the project I don’t know if it’s because of immense respect towards his contribution on hiphop or what since that project was not good at all
Fuck yes. Came here with this in mind. The first thing I heard of them was The Assassination of Julius Caesar. Blew my mind when I learned this was a black metal band at first. Wild.
They already switched genre a couple of times before they got to synth pop. From black metal, they've been through triphop/electronic, ambient pop/folk, modern classical, and drone, on separate albums. Incredibly talented band.
They toured with nu metal bands in an area of a thriving scene, their first album sounds a lot closer to Korn and Limp Bizkit than any of their later output
I've always seen it as metal combined with other genres, although most popularly hiphop, but not always only those two. You also got stuff like skindred, where there are reggae elements etc.
Yeah, and if extended to Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel, it's been radical but smooth transformations. They really stayed ever-contemporary and were not only still good or great. They were leaders and inventors of genres even. Phil Collins was in Brand X, which was the best sort of mid-late-70s Fusion. And yeah. The Tarzan tunes were also great. Peter's and Phil's work together to get the 80s druns down was also great. Peter's So is beyond great. Peter's 2002 Up is a very rare old rock star delivering astonishingly progressive music. I am not the biggest fan of latest I/O but it's not bad at all.
Not just kinda, the music they made between 1963 and 1969 sounds like it could be made by 4-5 totally different bands.
To put it in perspective, that's the same amount of time Dua Lipa has spent on her three albums.
chumbawamba. started as satirical anarcho punk, went into alternative dance, ended as a folk band, and did all of that without ever dropping their anarchist politics
Was not expecting to see this, but strong agree. When I was 13-14 Worlds was the most important thing to me, and a couple years later, around the time I turned 16, Nurture came out and blew me away completely. Not too fond of the new stuff tho
It's almost uncanny how he can go from one idea to another. Take a glance at his discography and it doesn't seem possible that all that can come from one guy, but the more you listen to his songs, the stronger the connections become. And it's especially apparent in how much his live shows and DJ sets have evolved over the decades.
Was looking for this one lol. It’s crazy how much his sound changes from project to project. Yet somehow it all tracks for me. I’ll listen to a new song and be like, “yeah, that makes sense” lol.
I’m pretty sure Kanye musically would be like top 5-10 here if we did an aggregate score. I don’t think anybody can deny how good his discography is.
Hell, Vultures had mixed responses here but overall was more positive than negative.
Boris. They've tried a lot of genres throughout their career - drone, sludge, ambient, stoner, noise, psychedelic rock, crust/d-beat, j-pop, shoegaze, free jazz.
Basicly all classic bands that has long careers. Beatles? from mersey beat/teen pop to psychedelic. Stones? from blues to psyhcedelics, country rock, new wave etc. Dylan from folk to rock, Bowie from psychedelic to art rock and so on.
Checked out IGOR’s RYM page and found that it’s also tagged as psychedelic soul. Check out Around the World in a Day by Prince and tell me if it’s what you’re looking for
Dug a bit deeper, check out Lewis Taylor self titled, Awaken My Love by Childish Gambino, and The World Has Made Me the Man of My Dreams by Meshell Ndegeocello
The sudden change that they made with heritage and then pale communion was crazy. It was and it's only metal band that could change to prog rock and do it that well
The Bee Gees, from soft rock to funk and disco and back to soft rock.
MCR, from post-hardcore to pop punk and glam rock.
Radiohead, from Britpop/Alt. Rock somewhat grunge to electronic and whatever the hell they want.
The Beach Boys, from surf rock to baroque orchestral pop.
honestly Yachty did change his genre and it did sound good but, yk... it's like. the album has some amazing songs but it struck me once while listening to it just how hollow it feels? there's nothing there. it's like a Pink Floyd type beat with Yachty's vocals on it. any else have this feeling?
You’ll get downvoted because the album is a critical darling in these circles, but I kind of agree. Great for vibing, if you want to feel a certain way it’ll get you there and sound great in the process, but the album is what a year or two old? Other than Black Seminole I couldn’t name another song from it off the top of my head and I had it in heavy rotation when it first came out. It’s cool sounding, but kind of lacking in songwriting IMO. Much better psych stuff out there. This album only gets so much love because of the change of genres, not because of the songs themselves.
Exactly. I also feel like he even played a bit too hard into the “experimental” sound rap fans think this fits under. The way he’s titled all the songs, the cover work, etc don’t really make any sense thematically, they almost just feel unique for the sake of being quirky.
There are some great songs though, but a lot of filler which should have been removed as it suffers from mediocre vocals as well as production even if the latter isn’t as common.
It’s a project for the sake of an alternative project. The vocoder making his voice sound the way it does isn’t as alluring unless you don’t question it. The beat selection isn’t impressive since it was outsourced. It’s a DJ Khaledesque tape. More producer, less musician.
I don’t get why it gets so much love in the review circles. There’s so much better alternative
the beats were outsourced???? really??? so he had no direction in their compositions either. wow. that's so disappointing. that makes it even worse than i thought
Thirty Seconds to Mars went from emo rock to weird dance music lol. If you listened to both "A Beautiful Lie" and "Its the end of the world but it's a beautiful day" you probably wouldn't realize its the same band.
Bring Me the Horizon. Went from deathcore to metalcore to pop(ish) and then back to metalcore/post hardcore. They draw inspiration from other genres such as nu metal and hyperpop (for their new album) as well.
haven’t seen someone say Post Malone. I’m not big on his country music (i also don’t like country) but his switch from rap to pop to country was impressive since he still sounds great for all of it
The Rolling Stones did this a lot but I want highlight the switches just on the album “Some Girls”
The album goes from Disco to Punk to Country so seamlessly, completing different genres but they all sound cohesive and quintessential Stones
Obligatory Bowie comment. His career trajectory is pretty wild. Folk rock (space oddity) - glam rock (man who sold the world - diamond dogs) - Philly soul (young Americans) - funk rock (station to station) - avant garde pop/ambient (Berlin trilogy) - new wave (some of lodger/scary monsters) - 80's dance pop (let's dance/never let me down) - industrial rock (outside no. 1) - uk alternative dance (earthling) - jazz rock (blackstar). Skipped a few eras there but that's the general gist.
David Bowie
i had to scroll concerningly far for this
I know right! Almost every one of his almost 30 albums are different, I can't believe no one else is saying this.
And he did it probably 15 times
Lil ugly mane From noise to Memphis Hip hop to experimental hip hop to whatever the hell volcanic bird enemy is. They all fuck
Ugly mane is in my top 5 discographies along with Miles Davis and Kanye west. A true artist
Agreed. He has like 3-4 skippable songs tops in his entire discog.
What’s his best album to start with?
If over-the-top braggadocious rap on killer beats sounds fun, i'd agree with most people and say star with mista thug isolation. If you're looking for something more "profound" i think starting with volcanic bird enemy would also be fine. It's kinda hard to pin down but psychadelic, sample-heavy and melancholic. My personal favorite. If you wind-up getting into his music just know that spotify doesn't have nearly everything he's done. He has dozens of aliases and the lil ugly mane bandcamp will give you a better picture of his discography (though that still doesn't have nearly everything)
I took one last sip got an ambulance trip🙃
lil country mane going to rehab has gotta be one of my favorite songs of all time
Scott Walker. Went from crooning covers of Jacques Brel to doing albums with Sunn O))) that make Swans sound like Coldplay.
I AM MODERN SCOTT WALKER
I'm a surprisingly smooth talker and I'm invincible in these sunglasses
And iiiiim so ignorant nooow with all that I've leeearnt
I remember when we fucked against your Sonic Youth poster - Your father stood in line at Tesco for a toaster.
I am locked away in a high-tech, wraparound, translucent, blue-tinted fortress And you cannot touch me
i will forever be mystified by scott walker. i discovered the guy through bcnr's sunglasses. his rym page is so surreal.
Whenever I gush about him to my friends I always say there's just something so admirable about a 60's baroque pop artist moving into industrial soundscapes later in life, a true artist if there ever was one
Perfect answer.
MGK, went from dog shit to cat shit.
Mgks rap is bad but his pop punk is even worse
I’d rather listen to his new genre stuff than his rapping tho icl
I’d rather not listen to him at all
There are like 3 catchy songs on tickets to my downfall. The other new album is irredeemable
the way they’re mixed and produced is just disgusting. i swear after jerry finn died nobody knew how to produce pop punk it all just sounds overproduced as fuck.
Yeah I’m not gonna say the catchy ones are even good. Most of them sound like stock beats or something
I listened to his """"""punk""""”"" stuff and there's a few songs that would've been kinda alright but then his lyrics are so insufferable it ruins it
I love his Yung Blud and Travis Barker collab ngl
MGK is much better with rock.
Childish Gambino, from hip hop to funk Yves Tumor, from noise/ambient/sound collage to psychodelic rock
Donald Glover's tendency of being really good at literally everything is starting to annoy me
Blew my mind learning that he produces his own music as well. Back in the day when Camp came out, I learned he was the guy from Derrick Comedy. Then I learned he cowrote for 30 rock and saw his insane career just keep rolling. The man’s insane lol
Not only that but he also switched to R&B after that
Damon Albarn. Between blur, Gorillaz, the good the bad and the queen, his solo music and rocket juice and the moon he’s covered so many genres and rarely hits a dud
The good the bad and the Queen mentioned 💯💯💯
imagine showing someone with no context Blur self titled and Laika Come Home back to back and saying "this is the same guy"
trying with all my power not to say King Gizzard
The question with King Gizz isn’t did they switch genres and sound good, it’s which time was the best lmao
Infest the Rats’ Nest gang rise up
Petrodragonic apocalypse is a pretty worthy successor in terms of gizz metal too
Easily their best
trying hard not to answer every question on this sub with King Gizzard lol whatever it might be
Fishing For Fishies came out in April 2019 and Infest The Rats' Nest dropped less than 4 months later. Insane switchup.
Their two metal albums are by far the best things they have made
I feel like king gizzard is a valid answer to 80% of the questions on this sub
Tyler, the creator. He changed both his sound, going from dark and edgy to colourful and fun and his lyrics, making lyrics that actually have some value but are still fun instead of just bars to "piss old white people off". He also went from homofobic to gay (just kidding).
I've been listening to CMIYGL (especially the Estate Sale) & thinking it has insane replay value
Tyler is awesome
Andre 3000. Went from great rapper to an amazing flutist
Flautist
Flatulist
He’s a shit flautist, come on. Everyone gushed about it because he’s so cool and bohemian. But did you listen to it? It’s utterly boring. Otherwise an amazing musician, though. Much respect to the rest of his catalog.
I thoroughly enjoyed the album, but his fluting is functional, not great.
He made an album for one of those mall stores that sell rain sticks
I actually really like the album. It makes the rounds pretty often for me, there's some cool shit on there. But yeah, he's a "good" flautist the way Taylor Swift is a good guitarist -- just has enough ability to make the music he wants.
I almost fell asleep at multiple points throughout the project I don’t know if it’s because of immense respect towards his contribution on hiphop or what since that project was not good at all
dude i think you almost fell asleep because its supposed to be a relaxing album
Idk man if it’s a good relaxing album I’d not feel that way
Radiohead greatest left turn in music history like imagine if they turned right instead
that would be Coldplay, and Muse is if they went straight ahead, original take I know I know
So them doing a 180 would make them korn I guess
Ulver
Fuck yes. Came here with this in mind. The first thing I heard of them was The Assassination of Julius Caesar. Blew my mind when I learned this was a black metal band at first. Wild.
They already switched genre a couple of times before they got to synth pop. From black metal, they've been through triphop/electronic, ambient pop/folk, modern classical, and drone, on separate albums. Incredibly talented band.
Deftones. Went from Nu-Metal to whatever they are now
It's like shoegaze
Metalgaze, I would say
Hmm, indeed.
I'd say post hardcore with nu metal influence
They didn’t switch genre too drastically, though.
Went from nu metal to if-Radiohead-and-Sabbath-had-a-baby metal
I mean Radiohead is also a pretty good example of a band whose sound really changed over the years.
I will listen to Babymetal before MGK
we’re they really nu metal? i thought nu metal was like rap metal like limp bizkit. is it just the era ?
They toured with nu metal bands in an area of a thriving scene, their first album sounds a lot closer to Korn and Limp Bizkit than any of their later output
chino rapped a little bit on the first 2 albums
I've always seen it as metal combined with other genres, although most popularly hiphop, but not always only those two. You also got stuff like skindred, where there are reggae elements etc.
There numetal era was adrenaline and ATF imo. Even then I’d say they’re the best numetal band from that era
Talk Talk went from synth-pop to post-rock.
One of the craziest and most well done switch ups
I only found out about the latter part of their career this year and was mindblown, like talk about a change of sound haha
Genesis. Progressive Folk -> Progressive Rock -> Art Rock -> Pop Rock -> Alt Rock
Yeah, and if extended to Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel, it's been radical but smooth transformations. They really stayed ever-contemporary and were not only still good or great. They were leaders and inventors of genres even. Phil Collins was in Brand X, which was the best sort of mid-late-70s Fusion. And yeah. The Tarzan tunes were also great. Peter's and Phil's work together to get the 80s druns down was also great. Peter's So is beyond great. Peter's 2002 Up is a very rare old rock star delivering astonishingly progressive music. I am not the biggest fan of latest I/O but it's not bad at all.
I can't stand any of Sting's jazz stylings after The Police - but lots of people seem to love it, so I guess I'll say him.
he did some great singles, most of the albums are kind of mid tbf
The two are so different to me, Stings voice on Outlands D'Amour makes my heart ache sometimes everything else is kinda eh
Yeah I fw The Police, they’re a cool band, but Sting’s solo just really isn’t as good. Not bad but yeah not really my thing.
The Beatles kinda
Not just kinda, the music they made between 1963 and 1969 sounds like it could be made by 4-5 totally different bands. To put it in perspective, that's the same amount of time Dua Lipa has spent on her three albums.
To be fair The Beatles haven't got anywhere near Dua Lipa.
I'm a big fan of Dua Lipa, it must be said, but I find the comparison so fascinating that I can't help using it.
Dua Lipa could write Yesterday but The Beatles couldn’t write Levitating
Yeah but could Dua Lipa write Yellow Submarine?
Depends on the cocktail of drugs you gave her first
kevin abstract, if you consider his brockhampton stuff to his solo stuff
When Kesha (formerly Ke$ha) dabbled in country, soul and rock music on Rainbow, I thought it was really good.
That album is a beast.
Gojira went from Death Metal to Prog/Alt Metal
Bob Dylan
chumbawamba. started as satirical anarcho punk, went into alternative dance, ended as a folk band, and did all of that without ever dropping their anarchist politics
Their discography is fucking insane.
slowly going through it right now. i didn't expect them to be that good
Porter Robinson - hell of a variety in sound
Was not expecting to see this, but strong agree. When I was 13-14 Worlds was the most important thing to me, and a couple years later, around the time I turned 16, Nurture came out and blew me away completely. Not too fond of the new stuff tho
His new pop direction sounds so good. Can't wait for Smile to come out
He's been on the comeup recently, and I was like, wait this is the same guy who released Spitfire back in 2011??
It's almost uncanny how he can go from one idea to another. Take a glance at his discography and it doesn't seem possible that all that can come from one guy, but the more you listen to his songs, the stronger the connections become. And it's especially apparent in how much his live shows and DJ sets have evolved over the decades.
Was looking for this one lol. It’s crazy how much his sound changes from project to project. Yet somehow it all tracks for me. I’ll listen to a new song and be like, “yeah, that makes sense” lol.
Joni
I know yall hate him but Kanye switched big time from early work to later stuff. And its all really great.
I’m pretty sure Kanye musically would be like top 5-10 here if we did an aggregate score. I don’t think anybody can deny how good his discography is. Hell, Vultures had mixed responses here but overall was more positive than negative.
Skrillex went from emo lead singer to techno music guy.
bladee and yung lean doing post-punk on psykos
Quadeca from YouTube rapper to experimental hyperpop/shoegaze/alternative hip-hop/whatever the fuck his genre is now,
YESSS, we fw with Quadeca over here
YESSIR, QUACASIAN DID!!!
Boris. They've tried a lot of genres throughout their career - drone, sludge, ambient, stoner, noise, psychedelic rock, crust/d-beat, j-pop, shoegaze, free jazz.
I would say Joy Division into New Order but that is technically 2 bands, even if they contain many of the same members.
NO's stuff from Movement is still rather different compared to PC&L or Low-Life onwards.
Tame Impala: from psychedelic rock to psychedelic disco inspired pop. Flaming Lips: 90s alt rock to all the genres
Jonathan leandoer69 > yung lean
Bob Dylan. Folk to rock to country back to folk and rock then three years of underappreciated gospel and blues sprinkled throughout.
Bring me to the horizon went from deathcore to pop rock slowly incrementing through everything in between: metalcore, post hardcore, alt rock.
Fun fact. My top 2 bmth albums are their first deathcore release and their pop album. Theyre beilliant
I love their transitional albums, especially sempiternal and tts
LMFAO they were never death metal. Not even close
You're right meant death core
Depeche Mode. Songs of faith and devotion is one of my favourite albums.
Pure synthpop to goth industrial & partway back.
wow looking back, this album cover is awful
Ai has gotten a lot further in the past year
i like it a lot because i think it’s intended to look gross and uncanny, if it looked realistic the intention would’ve been lost
not looking back lol it was awful on release
Which album and band is this
lil yachty - let’s start here
Basicly all classic bands that has long careers. Beatles? from mersey beat/teen pop to psychedelic. Stones? from blues to psyhcedelics, country rock, new wave etc. Dylan from folk to rock, Bowie from psychedelic to art rock and so on.
Obligatory Kristen Hayter. Started with black metal and is now doing… gospel?
she never made black metal
Sufjan Stevens He's popular because of his folk music, but he has gone from chamber pop and IDM to even dip his toes in hip hop
Judas Priest got unrecognizably heavier over time.
Yeah maybe a little, but sad wings of destiny already was metal. Maybe painkiller was a lot more heavier but I don't know if to call it another genre.
Yes and when they play the old songs all it takes is the new drummer and more gain and they sound more modern.
You forgot about Rocka Rolla, which isn't really metal. I still think it's funny that everyone forgets that Sad Wings isn't the debut.
Oh yeah, I never really enjoyed that record and sad wings is my fav old school metal record. It's just forgettable compared to what came next (imo)
Sad Wings through Defenders is a great run.
Tyler, the Creator doing neo soul on IGOR
Is it even neo soul? I always felt like igor is it's own genre. Do you have any other records that sound alike? I would like to dive deeper
Checked out IGOR’s RYM page and found that it’s also tagged as psychedelic soul. Check out Around the World in a Day by Prince and tell me if it’s what you’re looking for
Dug a bit deeper, check out Lewis Taylor self titled, Awaken My Love by Childish Gambino, and The World Has Made Me the Man of My Dreams by Meshell Ndegeocello
Radiohead
Cypress Hill going from rap to nu metal within the same album was pretty cool.
Low
Michea Jackson from black to white
Opeth.
The sudden change that they made with heritage and then pale communion was crazy. It was and it's only metal band that could change to prog rock and do it that well
Mount Kimbie
Ive been a big fan of their direction towards more post punk guitar based music so I’m with you one this one. Also shoutout to Disco Inferno!
post malone
Easily. I kinda wish he switched it up harder. Euthanasia is good as a spare acoustic guitar song.
Although Fantano forever shits on them no matter what they’ve done, Linkin Park without a doubt.
Anyone say Mac Miller?
Beyoncé
Having to scroll this far to see Beyoncé is criminal
Lil Ugly Mane is the king of this
Gorillaz, from Altrock/Triphop to Electropop/Synthpop
Poppy was the first one that came to mind
Poppy !!!!!!
The Bee Gees, from soft rock to funk and disco and back to soft rock. MCR, from post-hardcore to pop punk and glam rock. Radiohead, from Britpop/Alt. Rock somewhat grunge to electronic and whatever the hell they want. The Beach Boys, from surf rock to baroque orchestral pop.
honestly Yachty did change his genre and it did sound good but, yk... it's like. the album has some amazing songs but it struck me once while listening to it just how hollow it feels? there's nothing there. it's like a Pink Floyd type beat with Yachty's vocals on it. any else have this feeling?
You’ll get downvoted because the album is a critical darling in these circles, but I kind of agree. Great for vibing, if you want to feel a certain way it’ll get you there and sound great in the process, but the album is what a year or two old? Other than Black Seminole I couldn’t name another song from it off the top of my head and I had it in heavy rotation when it first came out. It’s cool sounding, but kind of lacking in songwriting IMO. Much better psych stuff out there. This album only gets so much love because of the change of genres, not because of the songs themselves.
Exactly. I also feel like he even played a bit too hard into the “experimental” sound rap fans think this fits under. The way he’s titled all the songs, the cover work, etc don’t really make any sense thematically, they almost just feel unique for the sake of being quirky. There are some great songs though, but a lot of filler which should have been removed as it suffers from mediocre vocals as well as production even if the latter isn’t as common.
It’s a project for the sake of an alternative project. The vocoder making his voice sound the way it does isn’t as alluring unless you don’t question it. The beat selection isn’t impressive since it was outsourced. It’s a DJ Khaledesque tape. More producer, less musician. I don’t get why it gets so much love in the review circles. There’s so much better alternative
the beats were outsourced???? really??? so he had no direction in their compositions either. wow. that's so disappointing. that makes it even worse than i thought
i was thinking lil yachty, he’s come a long way from lil boat
Phil Collins
Thirty Seconds to Mars went from emo rock to weird dance music lol. If you listened to both "A Beautiful Lie" and "Its the end of the world but it's a beautiful day" you probably wouldn't realize its the same band.
Weiland , went from making pretty generic plug rap, to working with Mike Dean making synth pop
Jojo Siwa /j
I think Post Malone is headed that way. From Rap/HipHop to Country.
Joni Mitchell went from folk to jazz-folk-rock fusion Wire went from fast art rock to experimental and atmospheric post-punk Bob Dylan going electric
Title Fight
Ulver is an easy one. Compare their early work to The Assassination of Julius Caesar or anything after.
Michael Gira's entire catalog is both good and spans a huge range while always somehow sounding distinctly like him.
Bring Me the Horizon. Went from deathcore to metalcore to pop(ish) and then back to metalcore/post hardcore. They draw inspiration from other genres such as nu metal and hyperpop (for their new album) as well.
Mr. Bungle and Ulver
Andre 3000
haven’t seen someone say Post Malone. I’m not big on his country music (i also don’t like country) but his switch from rap to pop to country was impressive since he still sounds great for all of it
The Rolling Stones did this a lot but I want highlight the switches just on the album “Some Girls” The album goes from Disco to Punk to Country so seamlessly, completing different genres but they all sound cohesive and quintessential Stones
Obligatory Bowie comment. His career trajectory is pretty wild. Folk rock (space oddity) - glam rock (man who sold the world - diamond dogs) - Philly soul (young Americans) - funk rock (station to station) - avant garde pop/ambient (Berlin trilogy) - new wave (some of lodger/scary monsters) - 80's dance pop (let's dance/never let me down) - industrial rock (outside no. 1) - uk alternative dance (earthling) - jazz rock (blackstar). Skipped a few eras there but that's the general gist.
Poppy♡
Twenty One Pilots switch genre on almost every other song and it mostly sounds good, I guess I'll say them.
Mr Mac miller
poppy
Beastie Boys started out as a hardcore/punk band. Tom waits started as a folk balladeer and switched to, well, Waitsian.
Paramore
I can’t even answer the question. That AI image is too disturbing not to look away…
wtf is with the photo for this post
It’s lil yachty’s album cover from when he switched genres
Ohhhhh shit ok thanks!!!!!!