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Linkin Park<\/a><\/strong> recently came back as new vocalist Emily Armstrong<\/strong> and new drummer Colin Brittain<\/strong> in place of Rob Bourdon<\/strong><\/a> alongside classic members Mike Shinoda<\/strong>, Brad Delson<\/strong> (guitarist Alex Feder<\/strong> in live settings)<\/a>, Dave “Phoenix” Farrell<\/strong>, Joe Hahn<\/strong>. The band announced their first post-Chester Bennington<\/strong> album From Zero<\/em> for November 15 and recently dropped the first single “The Emptiness Machine”.<\/p>\n You’ve heard a new single and you’ve seen footage of Linkin Park<\/a><\/strong> live with their new lineup three times now \u2013 the livestream, their Los Angeles show, and their New York show (four if you’re counting Jimmy Fallon<\/strong><\/a>).<\/p>\n So we asked our readers how they feel about the whole thing and the results were mixed. These were the results:<\/p>\n So sure, there’s a lot of positivity in those results, but obviously a chunk of the fanbase isn’t thrilled there’s a post-Bennington<\/strong> Linkin Park<\/a><\/strong>. Interesting that there’s a not-insignificant contingent that wishes they’d change their name, though it’s not shocking considering all the talk around Pantera<\/a><\/strong> and how they should change their name as well.\n\t\t\t<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n