What makes Day of the Dead by Hollywood Undead notable?

'Day of the Dead' debuted at number 24 on the Billboard 200, marking a return to form for the band amidst a resurgence of interest in their genre. The album's themes of rebellion and self-reflection resonated with fans, showcasing their ability to adapt while maintaining core elements that defined their earlier success. By the time 'Day of the Dead' was released in 2015, Hollywood Undead was navigating their fourth studio album while trying to reclaim their place in the evolving nu metal scene. This album came after the somewhat mixed reception of their previous work, 'Notes from the Underground,' which pushed them to redefine their sound and image.

Who is Day of the Dead for?

Day of the Dead works well if you're into raucous energy for group listening, steady flow with varied intensity and cathartic release for frustration.

How many songs are on Day of the Dead?

Day of the Dead has 17 tracks, running approximately 66 minutes.

Day of the Dead

Hollywood Undead · 2015

66 min · 17 tracks · nu metal · rap rock

A raucous blend of rap rock and nu metal that channels raw energy and defiance throughout its gritty narrative.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

raucous energy for group listening
steady flow with varied intensity
cathartic release for frustration
party-ready anthems for celebration
gritty narratives for emotional connection

Maybe skip if you want

seekers of soft melodies
prefer instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

Themes: societal expectations· mortality celebration
Career context: By the time 'Day of the Dead' was released in 2015, Hollywood Undead was navigating their fourth studio album while trying to reclaim their place in the evolving nu metal scene. This album came after the somewhat mixed reception of their previous work, 'Notes from the Underground,' which pushed them to redefine their sound and image.
Stylistic neighbors: Linkin Park· Papa Roach· Korn
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