The group released a full-length debut, Night Visions, on September 4th, 2012. The album starts off strong with a song and powerful song that we all know Imagine Dragons for. Reynolds says the band has written “a ton” of new songs for their sophomore album, but they have yet to announce when they might head into the studio to begin recording it. Imagine Dragons is an American pop rock band known for hits including. “Like, ‘Wait, wait, wait, hold on! I think you would have been OK shooting someone. “I think she probably regretted making me think about it,” he jokes. Song MeaningThe lead singer said, in an interview, that it was about when you come out of depression and you have to start over completely. none of which have anything to do with the song. released in 2012 and is featured on the bands debut album Night Visions. Imagine Dragons new 'Radioactive' video features gratuitous puppet-on-puppet violence, ominous Old World scenery and, uh, Lou Diamond Phillips. She asked him, “Do you think you would be OK if one day you got in a predicament and you had to shoot someone and you killed them?” The question affected Reynolds, who quickly dropped the idea of joining the FBI and committed himself to Imagine Dragons. Imagine Dragons hit song Radioactive reached one billion views on YouTube. The singer says while Imagine Dragons was in its infancy, he considered becoming an FBI agent, but luckily his mother talked him out of it. Speaking of avoiding bad decisions, Reynolds notes he almost made another wrong turn in his career. Radioactive starts off slow, but once the bass drops, it is entirely engrossing and pulls you in to want to hear more This is Imagine Dragons debut album and. The Mormons are a heretical sect founded by Joseph Smith, a Freemason and self-declared prophet, whose Book of. The lead singer and song-writer of Imagine Dragons, Dan Reynolds, is a Mormon, a member of America’s church of the Latter Day Saints. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have had the album we’ve had.” Demons and Radioactive and Believer by Imagine Dragons are no doubt inspired works of art. “We experimented with a lot of different sides of Imagine Dragons…one of the darker, more edgier songs was ‘Radioactive.’ We ended up deciding, let’s show different sides of the band. “That song almost didn’t make the record,” he tells the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The singer says he considered cutting “Radioactive” from their debut album, Night Visions, because he was unsure it's vibe would fit with the record’s other tracks. Interscope RecordsWhile scores of Imagine Dragons fans seem to be enjoying the group’s breakout single, “Radioactive,” frontman Dan Reynolds wasn’t so keen on the track when the band first recorded it.
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