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Records: Billy Howerdel solo (A Perfect Circle)
News — May 3, 2022
A Perfect Circle's Billy Howerdel will release his solo debut, What Normal Was, this June 10 via Alchemy Recordings/Rise Records/BMG. Howderdel is a co-founder and guitarist in the aforementioned group, now spreading his own wings on a new 10-song, self-produced collection. “This is me stepping back into my early …
Records: Flogging Molly's Anthem
News — June 12, 2022
Flogging Molly, who recently announced a co-headlining US tour with The Interrupters, now has a new song and news of a new album too. The band returns with the song/video "The Croppy Boy '98," which comes from the forthcoming album, Anthem, out Sept. 9 on Rise Records, recorded by …
Records: New Flogging Molly EP: ‘Til The Anarchy’s Restored
News — February 9, 2023
Long running Irish-style punk band Flogging Molly has just shared news of a new 3-song EP out next month -- on March 10 via Rise Records. The EP is titled ‘Til The Anarchy’s Restored, with the band sharing the title track now. The band worked with engineer Steve Albini …
Tours: 'Is for Lovers' Fest Announce California, Utah, and Massachusetts Line-Ups
News — June 7, 2023
Is For Lovers Fest, hosted by Hawthorne Heights, has announced the line-ups for some of the upcoming dates in California, Utah, and Massachusetts. Alkaline Trio will be topping all three, with the addition of Rise Against in Massachusetts. Joining throughout select dates are bands such as Pup, Sleeping with …
Records: Alkaline Trio gives us Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs (title track)
News — October 18, 2023
Alkaline Trio returns, releasing a new single today -- the title track from next year's Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs, which is set for release on Jan. 26, 2024 via Rise Records. The upcoming record is the band's tenth overall and first new material in more than six year. “My …
MP3s: Chuck Ragan shares a new song
News — November 21, 2023
Chuck Ragan, best known for his work with Hot Water Music but also an accomplished solo musician, has shared his first new solo music since 2016, a single called "Echo The Halls." It is available now on streaming platforms. The song features Spencer Duncan on bass, George Rebelo (Hot Water Music) …
Rise Against – Revolutions Per Minute
Review — February 28, 2004
Hmm.. I'm sure this band have a large enough fanbase, I really am. I bet there's a ton of kids that love Rise Against (should that be xRxAx maybe?) and will refuse to hear anything bad about their music. However, as an outsider, I'm afraid I'm going to upset hardcore …
Rise and Fall – Our Circle is Vicious
Review — October 27, 2009
Progression in music is never an easy thing to accomplish without getting mixed reactions; the hardcore community seems to be especially critical. You're always going to have that fan base that talks about how the older material is better, which in some cases, that is true. But in other cases, …
Dead Will Rise – Entrepreneur
Review — March 12, 2008
Dead Will Rise is one of the recent signings to Twelve Gauge Records. While the label mainly sets it focus in the hardcore world, they do also dabbled in the spectrum of death metal/grindcore. And the latter is what you get with Ohio's Dead Will Rise. Entrepreneur is the band's …
Rise and Fall – Faith
Review — April 23, 2012
Rise And fall are a hardcore band from Belgium formed in 2002 out of the ashes of bands The Deal and Kingpin. One of the more successful European hardcore bands, Rise And Fall have been consistently putting out albums since their conception. Faith is their 4th full-length album.Right …
I Rise – Down
Review — October 29, 2007
I Rise impressed me with their showing on the split with Soul Control with their ability to rewrite the best riffs from all the 90's hardcore greats and still come up with something that doesn't sounds like a rehash. Down furthers demonstrates I Rise's mastery of infusing 108's intensity with …
I Rise / Soul Control – Split
Review — September 3, 2007
This split 7" features two of the most exciting hardcore bands that have been hitting the fest circuit this Summer. Soul Control sounds like 108 mixed with Quicksand and it's all awesome. "Focus" is one of my favorite songs of 2007. This song just fucking jams in all its noisy …
I Rise – Demo
Review — April 10, 2007
If you're even remotely serious about hardcore then you probably already received, or gave yourself, a history lesson about the genre. Depending on the school of thought you belong to your education begins with the early eighties bands like Black Flag and Minor Threat.* If you or your teacher is …
Rise Against – The Sufferer and the Witness
Review — July 3, 2006
It's always nice when a band that exhibited incredible promise coming up through indie labels continues to show evolution without distancing themselves from their roots once they've hit major label status. Rise Against continues to prove that a major label doesn't mean shit when it comes to writing their music, …
Rise and Fall – Into Oblivion
Review — March 2, 2006
On last year's Hellmouth Rise and Fall showed obvious signs of influence from metallic hardcore acts Integrity, Leeway, and Ringworm. With their new full-length, the Belgian punkmetal outfit have taken that sound and built on it by incorporating more rock and metal aspects to their sound, resulting in a sound …
Rise and Fall – Hellmouth
Review — August 16, 2005
This quartet hails from Belgium and obviously has better taste in music than a good portion of the people I cross paths with each day. Whether it is through random conversation, looking at what others are purchasing at records stores, or just flipping through channels on the radio, I keep …
The Rise – Reclamation Process
Review — November 13, 2004
Someone call the RIAA because I stole an album. That's right, I downloaded the entire Reclamation Process album using a downloading program that shall rename nameless. So how long before I can expect a knock at my door from men in black? Who cares? Let them knock. Why am I …
Stone Temple Pilots with Chester Bennington – High Rise EP
Review — October 15, 2013
For those who recall, the first time that Stone Temple Pilots got tired of waiting around for Scott Weiland to turn his shit around was in 1997. The DeLeo brothers and drummer Eric Kretz recruited singer Dave Coutts and Talk Show was born. I saw them play live on the …
Various Artists – Clockwork Orange County: The Rise of West Coast Punk Rock
Review — January 26, 2015
Detailing the history of southern California punk of the late 1970s and early ‘80s and in particular, the scene that revolved around the legendary Cuckoo’s Nest club which hosted live music shows, the 2012 documentary Clockwork Orange County: The Rise of West Coast Punk Rock! (which earlier had been released …
