What makes Desperate Measures by Hollywood Undead notable?

'Desperate Measures' showcased Hollywood Undead's ability to blend genres, resonating with a growing audience in the late 2000s. The album included live tracks that captured their energetic performances, further solidifying their reputation in the alternative music scene and contributing to their chart presence during this period. Released on November 10, 2009, 'Desperate Measures' was Hollywood Undead's first album after their breakthrough debut, 'Swan Songs'. The band was establishing their sound in the nu metal scene, following the success of their previous work that had garnered a dedicated fanbase and commercial attention.

Who is Desperate Measures for?

Desperate Measures works well if you're into high-energy anthems for crowds, dynamic energy flow throughout and live tracks capturing raw intensity.

How many songs are on Desperate Measures?

Desperate Measures has 13 tracks, running approximately 44 minutes.

Desperate Measures

Hollywood Undead · 2009

44 min · 13 tracks · nu metal · rap rock

A raucous blend of rap rock and nu metal, driven by aggressive beats and anthemic hooks.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

high-energy anthems for crowds
dynamic energy flow throughout
live tracks capturing raw intensity
for party ignition

Maybe skip if you want

seeking mellow, quiet moments
prefer lengthy, contemplative listens

Where this album fits

Themes: Hollywood nightlife· self-destructive behavior· party culture chaos
Career context: Released on November 10, 2009, 'Desperate Measures' was Hollywood Undead's first album after their breakthrough debut, 'Swan Songs'. The band was establishing their sound in the nu metal scene, following the success of their previous work that had garnered a dedicated fanbase and commercial attention.
Stylistic neighbors: Linkin Park· Papa Roach· Korn
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The Paramour Sessions by Papa Roach — Explores chaotic party culture and self-destructive behavior with a mix of nu metal and rap influences.