The List of Falling in Reverse Albums in Order of Release Date

All Falling in Reverse Albums Available on: Apple Music 

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How many albums does Falling in Reverse have?

The discography of American rock band Falling in Reverse consists of four studio albums, one demo album, thirty-four singles, twenty-four music videos and two other appearances.

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Here is the list of Falling in Reverse Album in Order of Release Date

1. The Drug in Me Is You — July 26, 2011
2. Fashionably Late — June 18, 2013
3. Just Like You — February 24, 2015
4. Coming Home — April 7, 2017
5. Popular Monster — August 16, 2024

All Falling in Reverse Albums List in Order

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1. The Drug in Me Is You (2011)

Tracks

1. Raised by Wolves
2. Tragic Magic
3. The Drug in Me Is You
4. I’m Not a Vampire
5. Good Girls, Bad Guys
6. Pick Up the Phone
7. Don’t Mess with Ouija Boards
8. Sink or Swim
9. Caught Like a Fly
10. Goodbye Graceful
11. The Westerner

“The Drug in Me Is You” is Falling in Reverse’s first album, which was released in July 2011. Following his exit from Escape the Fate, Ronnie Radke formed Falling in Reverse and, from December 2010 to February 2011, recorded this album. Michael Baskette produced the record, blending post-hardcore with pop-punk. Some hit singles off the record were “Raised by Wolves” and “I’m Not a Vampire.” It charted at number 19 on the US Billboard 200, selling 18,000 copies in its first week. Although the reception has been pretty mixed, back in 2019, it did go gold with the RIAA, which really proved to be a comeback for Radke.

 

2. Fashionably Late (2013)

Tracks

1. Champion
2. Bad Girls Club
3. Rolling Stone
4. Fashionably Late
5. Alone
6. Born to Lead
7. It’s Over When It’s Over
8. Game Over
9. Self-Destruct Personality
10. Fuck the Rest
11. Keep Holding On
12. Drifter

On June 18, 2013, Falling in Reverse released their second album, “Fashionably Late.” It was the very first record ever made in which such an extremely different sound could be noted—from metalcore to a mix with hip-hop, electronic, and pop punk. It is the only album including bassist Ron Ficarro. The heavily anticipated and quite new musical direction of “Fashionably Late” met mainly very unfavorable reviews from critics, who were split somewhat by the genre-mixing approach. However, the album was a commercial success of sorts, peaking at number 17 on the Billboard 200. Singles like “Alone” and the self-title track were buzzing. Reactions over the change in style, however, remained varied.

 

3. Just Like You (2015)

Tracks

1. Chemical Prisoner
2. God, If You Are Above…
3. Sexy Drug
4. Just Like You
5. Guillotine IV (The Final Chapter)
6. Stay Away
7. Wait and See
8. The Bitter End
9. My Heart’s to Blame
10. Get Me Out
11. Die for You
12. Brother

“Just Like You” is the third studio album by Falling in Reverse, released on February 24, 2015, via Epitaph Records. It is a real return to their roots of rock from the band, moving away from rap-rock fusion on its predecessor, “Fashionably Late.” It was the last to feature lead guitarist Jacky Vincent, who left the band later that year. Noticeably, it was recorded without an official bass player; Charles Kallaghan Massabo handled the bass duties. It received generally favorable reviews from critics and was hailed as a return to the original sound of the band. Many have said it is their best work to date.

 

4. Coming Home (2017)

Tracks

1. Coming Home
2. Broken
3. Loser
4. Fuck You and All Your Friends
5. I Hate Everyone
6. I’m Bad at Life
7. Hanging On
8. Superhero
9. Straight to Hell
10. I Don’t Mind
11. The Departure

“Coming Home” is Falling in Reverse’s fourth studio album, released on April 7, 2017, via Epitaph Records. It represented quite a change in sound for the band, though it marked the first album to include Christian Thompson as a guitarist. It was also the last album to include Ryan Seaman and Derek Jones. The band referred to it as a “huge left turn,” saying it focused more on emotion than metal intensity. The new direction was set up with singles like “Coming Home,” “Loser,” and “Broken.” It commercially debuted at number 15 on the US Billboard Top Album Sales and sold more than 203,000 copies by May 2024, attesting to its lasting impact.

 

5. Popular Monster (2024)

Tracks

1. Prequel
2. Popular Monster
3. All My Life
4. Ronald
5. Voices in My Head
6. Bad Guy
7. Watch the World Burn
8. Trigger Warning
9. Zombified
10. No Fear
11. Last Resort (Reimagined)

The new Falling in Reverse album will be their fifth studio release, Popular Monster, due out August 16, 2024, via Epitaph Records. It is the first album to feature guitarist Max Georgiev, bassist Tyler Burgess, and drummer Luke Holland. With guest appearances from rapper Tech N9ne, deathcore vocalist Alex Terrible, and country singer Jelly Roll, it is going to be a hugely varied affair. Noticeably, the title track, “Popular Monster,” was the last that Derek Jones did before his death in 2020. Their album Popular Monster is highly anticipated, especially with its singles “Ronald” and “All My Life,” which drew quite a lot of attention to this ever-changing journey of music by this band.

Conclusion:

Since it emerged in 2008, with vocalist Ronnie Radke at the helm, Falling in Reverse has allowed itself a little corner in the rock scene. Through their discography, this band journeys through stories of evolution and the ability to withstand lineup changes of many natures. From their very first and gold-certified album, The Drug in Me Is You, to Fashionably Late and Just Like You, each of these releases really helped cement their status in rock music. Their upcoming Popular Monster, due August 2024, is bound to carry on in this heritage. Going through the Falling in Reverse albums in order chronologically represents an exciting and influential band that was able to push its genre at every new release.

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