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After releasing their 2012 full-length debut Night Visions which featured the Grammy Award-winning single “Radioactive”, Imagine Dragons spent nearly two years bringing their passionately inventive brand of alt-rock to arenas around the world. 

Night Visions—prompted Imagine Dragons to rack up more than 3.9 million album sales and 24 million track sales worldwide—the band works with sharply crafted beats and grooves to dream up rhythm-driven rock music that’s artful yet visceral.

Once Night Visions arrived later that same year, Imagine Dragons soon found themselves on a skyward trajectory that saw the album climbing to #2 on the Billboard 200 chart, as well as the group taking home the Best Rock Performance for “Radioactive” at the 2014 Grammy Awards.

Despite the whirlwind of the past few years, the drive to create sonically adventurous but unabashedly honest music has remained a constant for Imagine Dragons.

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“So many things were changing for us so quickly, the only way to feel some kind of stability was to keep writing,” says frontman Dan Reynolds

“Going up to my hotel room to work on new songs became something I looked forward to every night on tour,” Reynolds adds.

“Working in a rented studio usually ends up with the creative process being somewhat rushed, so this was the best way to make something at our own pace,” explains Reynolds.

“One of the goals in making this album was to capture the extremes of the past couple years,” says Reynolds

“There were times on the road where I was on the highest high, like after playing in Brazil in front of 80,000 people, and there were other times when I was really feeling how difficult and lonely it was to be away from my family for so long.”

“A lot of the vocals on the album were ones that I recorded into my laptop or a cheap USB mike in my hotel room, because those were the takes that really had the spirit of the moment when the song was written,” Reynolds points out.

Hover over each band member to find out more!

Dan Reynolds

Dan Reynolds

Daniel Platzman

Daniel Platzman

Wayne Sermon

Wayne Sermon

Ben Mckee

Ben Mckee

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