History Music / Thrice

* NotChristianRock: An interesting example. Two of the members (including the lyricist) are devout Christians, and two are not. Though their lyrics tend to be based at least partially in Christian beliefs, the band is usually able to avoid the ChristianRock label. This is fine with all of them--the Christian members want to appeal to a larger audience, and the others, logically, want nothing to do with the Christian music scene.

* NeoClassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Thrice plays post-hardcore, hardcore punk, post-punk, post-rock, emo, art rock, math rock, alternative rock, alternative metal, indie rock, blues, ambient and folk, to name a few, often combining multiple genres within a single song or album. Most critics just call them PostHardcore for the sake of convenience.

* [[MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness Moh's Scale Of Rock And Metal Hardness]]: They range from about a 7 or 8 all the way down to 1. [[MoodWhiplash Sometimes within the same album]].

The band went on an indefinite hiatus following a spring 2012 farewell tour. They reunited in 2015, returning more popular than ever-- their 2016 album ''To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere'' quickly became their highest-charting release to date. Their most recent album, ''Palms'', was released in September 2018.

The band went on an indefinite hiatus following a spring 2012 farewell tour. They reunited in 2015, returning more popular than ever-- their 2016 album''To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere'' quickly became their highest-charting release to date. Their most recent album, ''Palms'', was released in September 2018.

* VocalEvolution: And ''how''. It's hard to believe that the high, nasally singing on Thrice's early albums was done by the same man who performed gruff, bluesy songs like "Moving Mountains" and "The Weight." The effects of years of [[MetalScream metal screaming]] on Dustin's throat (as well as his fondness for Music/TomWaits) probably have something to do with it.

Thrice has released ten studio albums:

They've also put out a number of EP's, [[LiveAlbum Live Albums]], and compilations:

Thrice contains examples of the following tropes:

Thrice is an experimental rock band from Irvine, California, founded in 1998. Its members are Dustin Kensrue (lead vocals, guitar), Teppei Teranishi (guitar, keyboard, backing vocals, mixing), Edward “Eddie” Breckenridge (bass, keyboard, backing vocals), and Riley Breckenridge (drums), all of whom have been part of the band since its founding. Thrice is known for its constant stylistic evolution: each album sounds significantly different from the last, and the band has explored genres ranging from hardcore punk, post-hardcore and progressive rock to folk, blues and ambient music.

Thrice is an experimental rock band from Irvine, California. Its members are Dustin Kensrue (lead vocals, guitar), Teppei Teranishi (guitar, keyboard, backing vocals, mixing), Edward “Eddie” Breckenridge (bass, keyboard, backing vocals), and Riley Breckenridge (drums). All four members have been a part of the band since its formation, and no member has ever been added or lost. Thrice is known for its constant stylistic evolution—each album sounds significantly different from the last, and the band has explored genres ranging from hardcore punk, post-hardcore and progressive rock to folk, blues and ambient music.

Thrice has released nine studio albums:

They have also released a number of EP's, [[LiveAlbum Live Albums]], and compilations:

The band went on an indefinite hiatus following a spring 2012 farewell tour. They reunited in 2015, returning more popular than ever-- in 2016, they released their latest album, ''To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere'', which quickly became their highest-charting release to date.