Just saw them go from DSB-AM to USB-AM to LSB-AM then back to DSB-AM
Yeah, I noticed this a few times too. I thought there might be some sort of weird selective fading or cancellation of one sideband going on in the ionosphere so I looked at other SDRs but saw the same thing happening there too, so it must have been coming from the transmitter.
Anyway, this just means that (I assume) they have independent control of the individual sidebands, so the transmitted signal is a summation of a carrier + LSB + USB. Which can be handy to have, I suppose. Unless you have a spectrum display you would never know by just by listening to the audio.