On April 28, 1980, Alice Cooper released his twelfth studio album Flush the Fashion. The album marked a major shift in his sound, moving away from the heavy theatrical rock he was known for and embracing a leaner, more new wave and rock-oriented style.
Flush the Fashion featured the single Clones (We’re All) which became a minor hit and helped bring a fresh new audience to Cooper's music. The album itself reached number 44 on the Billboard charts. While it was not one of his biggest commercial successes, it showed his willingness to experiment and stay relevant during a rapidly changing music scene in the early 80s.
Fun fact: Flush the Fashion is one of Alice Cooper’s shortest albums, running just under 29 minutes from start to finish.
Flush the Fashion featured the single Clones (We’re All) which became a minor hit and helped bring a fresh new audience to Cooper's music. The album itself reached number 44 on the Billboard charts. While it was not one of his biggest commercial successes, it showed his willingness to experiment and stay relevant during a rapidly changing music scene in the early 80s.
Fun fact: Flush the Fashion is one of Alice Cooper’s shortest albums, running just under 29 minutes from start to finish.
