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.
After touring throughout 1996, the band returned to the studio for a
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