>band starts out as post-punk
>ends up making post-rock
Band starts out as post-punk
Jacob Phillips
Other urls found in this thread:
youtu.be
youtu.be
m.youtube.com
twitter.com
Jaxson Nelson
>band starts out as post-punk
>ends up making industrial metal
Jason Reed
Swans?
Killing Joke?
>band starts out making new romantic
>ends up making post-rock
Blake Stewart
>artist starts out making synthpop
>ends up making musique concrete
Jack Wilson
Killing Joke's evolution didn't feel that weird to me in all honesty, even in the early post-punk years they were among the harshest and most abrasive bands in the genre.
Michael Johnson
talk talk
Ethan Sanders
>bands starts out making psychobilly goth rock
>ends up making shoegaze
Gabriel Foster
>band starts out as death doom metal
>ends up making alternative rock
Juan Watson
>artist starts out in baroque pop (emphasis on pop) trio
>ends up making experimental albums and a drone metal collaboration
Kayden Allen
>band starts as garage punk band
>ends up doing a mainstream pop album with miley cyrus
Nicholas Rogers
>band starts out making jpop
>ends up making metal
Jason Ramirez
>band starts out as post-rock
>ends up making garbage music
Jayden Harris
>start out as hardcore punk
>end up making hip hop
Jason Richardson
Gybe
Ryan Powell
mbv
anathema
scott walker
flaming lips
Carter Fisher
>starts out great
>ends up shit
Jordan Smith
the strokes
Hunter Collins
>Anathema
There are multiple correct answers, also Katatonia, The Gathering and Tiamat
Jackson Myers
what a long strange trip it's been
Levi Perry
>band starts out as lowercase
>ends up making micro-tonal jazz pop
Camden Clark
>start out as anti-folk
>last single was trap-influenced electropop
Gavin Sullivan
>start out as plunderphonics
>end up making electroswing
Levi Martinez
every fucking time
Justin Perez
The Horrors?
Brody Robinson
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Michael Sanders
Also works for them, but it was MBV
Zachary Hall
every band in the world
Kayden Richardson
>start out as bad grunge band
>ends up as bleep bloop band
Connor Butler
>band starts out as experimental art pop
>ends up making Twin Peaks soundtracks
Brody Young
EITS
Elijah Lee
Ehhh xiu xiu.
Were they really pop in their first couple albums? Fabulous Muscles is pop but Knife Play is just noise and abrasive bleeps + pots and pans
Henry Lopez
>start out making c86
>end up making dance music
Camden Parker
>band starts out making quirky indie pop
>band ends up making gay indie pop
Logan Kelly
Beastie Boys
Cameron Flores
Squarepusher
Henry Wright
Beck
Radiohead
Deadmau5?
Jaxson Ross
Primal Scream
Christian Davis
Bingo
>start out making blues
>end up making experimental rock
Luke Roberts
Correct for first two
is right for the last one
Carter Sanders
In their early years they were a metal band who liked the Sex Pistols. Never understood why Killing Joke is lumped in with post-punk
Jacob Scott
julia holter?
Luis Lewis
Weezer
Robert Wood
this desu
Noah Evans
>makes alt/nu metal when it was popular
>switches to gay kpop in an instant
Carter Morgan
Because they had a new wave phase
Asher Robinson
Meant only for second one
Justin Foster
This comment makes me sad to know its true
Logan Hughes
Orgy?
Eli Green
>band starts
>band ends
Jackson Campbell
>band starts out making post-punk
>ends up making experimental electronic music
Landon Mitchell
>band changes genres with every album
Easton Hill
>starts career with punk single
>ends career with soul single
Carson Cruz
Subway Sect?
Hudson Bailey
Not who I was thinking of, but it could be.
It was the Jam. In The City --> Beat Surrender
Jaxon Morris
>band starts out making hardcore punk
>ends up making neofolk
Luis Thompson
Seo Taijii
Brayden Richardson
Though i agree with you, "Everything will be alright in the end" was pretty fucking nice. I still have to listen to White, but my hopes aren't particularly high
James Long
Talk Talk
Camden Morgan
it's pretty good, but I was talking about in general
Eli Collins
>band starts out making psychedelic noise-pop and ambient folk
>ends up making carnival music
Mason Young
>band stars as Krautrock
>ends up making Reggae
Lincoln Kelly
Soundgarden
Liam Morgan
>band starts out as post-punk
>ends up making dance-rock
Thomas Cook
>band starts out making noisy alternative rock
>ends up making noisy alternative rock
Isaac Jenkins
tom waits
I dont even listen to him and this is known
Jonathan Campbell
joy division -> new order
Julian Fisher
>starts out making prog rock
>ends up making synth pop
What the fuck
Tyler Fisher
Correct but I was just thinking of New Order. Their debut album is pure post-punk.
Ian Cook
yeah for sure, i kinda think of them as the same band, like early New Order is just late Joy Division
god i fucking love them tho bro
Julian Bailey
>band starts out making acoustic new wave
>ends up making electrinic alternative
Sebastian Hall
>band starts out as punk rock
>ends up making post-post.
Tyler Miller
>band starts out making indie folk rock
>ends up making synth pop
Carson Gutierrez
>band starts out as glam punk
>ends up making krautrock influenced synth pop
Charles Perry
>Band starts out as Oi!
>Ends up as fucking New Wave
Gavin Lopez
Lol what is this
Henry Roberts
Neutral Milk Hotel
Matthew Sanders
>acoustic new wave
I want to hear this. Post a link.
Nolan Morales
>band starts out as post-punk
>ends up making alternative country
Landon Hernandez
Post-rock is objectively better music compared to post-punk though
Elijah Reed
Jordan Baker
m.youtube.com
Not 100% acoustic but mostly acoustic (there's like 1 electric guitar and 1 synth used in a couple parts) they went down a mostly acoustic direction on this album, and this is their most new wavey, previous albums were a bit less acoustic but still had a good bit of acoustic guitars and had a new wave feel
Grayson Brown
Of Montreal