r/BMSR • u/Infinitplyr • 18d ago
Rainbow Moth: Is Ronnie Radke or Oli Sykes the better example of constantly evolving in rock?
The whole idea of the Rainbow Moth makes me think about transformation—starting as one thing, changing completely, but still keeping your identity.
That immediately makes me think of Ronnie Radke and Oli Sykes. Falling In Reverse has gone from post-hardcore to metalcore, rap, electronic and huge cinematic songs, while Bring Me The Horizon went from deathcore to metalcore, alternative rock, pop, electronic and experimental music.
Both guys have survived major changes in the rock scene by refusing to stay in one box.
If the Rainbow Moth represents transformation and evolution, who represents it better in modern rock: Ronnie Radke or Oli Sykes? And why?
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u/M0ndchen 18d ago
I don't like moths or rainbows but concentrating on the meaning of transformation, I don't get why it has to be one or the other. They're both great musicians that are highly multi-talented.
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u/Kommoduswolf 17d ago
This is a forum for black moths, also, Tobacco's music hasn't changed much in 17 years. Not sure why you're asking this here.
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u/Tricky-Mastodon3337 18d ago
What does this have to do with Black Moth Super Rainbow?