Dan Reynolds marked the release of Imagine Dragons’ new opus by answering Billboard’s 20 questions on the album’s creation, his musical beginnings and more.
In the same week that Imagine Dragons’ 2012 smash “Demons” was certified diamond by the RIAA, the band released a new album,, that challenges the hallmarks of its long-successful sound. Such has been the key to the group’s consistency: as Imagine Dragons has evolved in order to avoid staleness, they have continued spinning off radio hits more reliably than perhaps any rock band over the past decade.
Imagine Dragons' Dan Reynolds on The Weeknd's 'Blinding Lights' Passing 'Radioactive' Hot 100 Record: 'He's a Genius'Las Vegas is a performing town. A town of high stakes, drama and eccentricity. Everything is over the top and over blown. I certainly try to embrace all those qualities. Because we grew up performing in those casinos on the strip, I think that performer spirit is embodied in everything we do as a band.
14. What compelled you to release “Follow You” and “Cutthroat” -- two very different songs in sound and approach -- as the first two previews of the album? 15. Meanwhile, your smash hit “Demons” was recently certified diamond by the RIAA. What does that song represent for you, years after its release and after all of its success?
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