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* [[REO Speedwagon]] was a hard rock band for the entire duration of [[The Seventies]], but transformed into pop with ''Hi Infidelity''. Although initially sucessful, this move caused the band to lose credibility and dissapeared off the radar after the 1980s.
* [[Styx]] started as a hard rock band with prog influences. They abandoned the prog element relatively early on, and then went completely pop with ''Cornerstone''.
* Alan Vega initially produced proto-industrial avant-rock with the group [[Suicide (band)]] in [[The Seventies]], but in [[The Eighties]], he switched to [[New Wave]], then more recently went back down the [[Darker and Edgier]] path to [[Industrial]].
* With ''Discouraged Ones'', Katatonia shifted from death/doom into alternative metal, using exclusively clean vocals. ''Viva Emptiness'' was another one, Returning to it's heavier roots towards a Gothic/Doom sound with the progressive ambient guitar work of the early career making a return.
* [[Yeah Yeah Yeahs]] practically went alt. dance with "It's Blitz!", an album that still sounds like them (largely because of Karen O's unmistakable voice) but is vastly different than "Show Your Bones", and DEFINITELY different than "Fever To Tell".
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