After touring throughout 1996, the band returned to the studio for a follow-up to American Standard . During this time, Mammoth and Atlantic split, forcing Seven Mary Three to sign with Atlantic Records , releasing RockCrown in 1997. The album saw the band de-emphasize hard rock, focusing more on acoustic folk rock and a “traditional singer/songwriter” style. RockCrown did not match fan expectations, reaching No. 75 on the Billboard 200 and failing to match the success of its predecessor.
Released RockCrown
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