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Rise Against – “Nod” Video

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  1. Melody Bot

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    Rise Against have returned with the new single “Nod.”

    Produced by Catherine Marks (Boygenius, Foals, Manchester Orchestra, St. Vincent) and mixed by Alan Moulder (Nine Inch Nails, Paramore, Queens of the Stone Age, The Killers), “Nod” serves as a searing statement of intent, arriving at the outset of Rise Against’s inspired next chapter. Just as the stakes could not be higher, the Chicago punk rock band is back bigger, louder and more progressive than ever, imploring listeners to replace reactions with action. “I swear to God this can’t wait,” Tim McIlrath proclaims at the top of the song’s chorus. “Not one more minute, one more day.” Now is the time to resist the constant stimuli that stokes division: stop lashing out, start joining together to consider who benefits from our blind anger. “Are you saving the world so desperately, or are you holding a gun demanding peace,” he asks in the second verse. “Because the line that is drawn between nightmares and dreams is thin like a razor, and we’re fast asleep.”
    
    Read more in Tim McIlrath’s newly published manifesto HERE, via the band’s Transistor Revolt newsletter and broadcast channel.
    
    Following 2021’s Nowhere Generation – an album confronting the daunting social injustice and economic instability that has been dealt to America’s youth – Rise Against continue to meet the moment. Like the body of multi-Gold and Platinum hits that have come before it, “Nod” further amplifies the type of invigorating music, outspoken messages and bulletproof melodies that have earned billions of streams, filled arenas, topped charts, broken records, and, above all, united millions of diverse fans in a necessary embrace of vital issues.
    
    Later this month, band members Tim McIlrath (lead vocals/guitar), Joe Principe (bass/vocals), Zach Blair (guitar/vocals) and Brandon Barnes (drums) will hit the road for an extensive run of shows across the EU and UK, before playing dozens of US arenas, amphitheatres and pavilions with Papa Roach, as part of the co-headline Rise of The Roach Tour. Find the latest list of Rise Against’s 50+ tour dates below, and at their website here.
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  2. manoverboard679

    If you have to ask, you can't afford it

    what is up with those vocals? Sounds lifeless and even off-key in some places which I would never use to describe RA before
     
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  3. MusicFan_3f9b2deb

    BooUrns1980 Supporter

    This song sounds horrible
     
  4. Caleb Cornelius

    Regular

    Was really hoping I wouldn't agree but wow that was bad
     
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  5. TheSlime

    Newbie

    Sheesh. That suuuuuucks. Besides how hollow it sounds, the tempo is just slow and boring. A complete snore of a song. Less of a rally cry, and more the sound of giving up
     
  6. SuNDaYSTaR

    Trusted Prestigious

    I haven't followed these guys for a hot minute, and this is not quite the song that'll make me come back to them.
     
  7. stephenvstrex

    grace upon grace

    the echo in the vocals sound so much like manchester orchestra’s million masks of god and it makes sense it’s the same producer. even the guitar work sounds similar.

    not a fan. let’s hope another single sounds better. rise against is still top 5 band i’ve ever seen live.
     
  8. WadeCastle

    Trusted Supporter

    this song does not pack a punch whatsoever. i miss angry & fast rise against, but alas bands change..
     
  9. stijn_p

    Regular Supporter

    Song just sounds so lifeless
     
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  10. shibbee

    Regular

    Oof.
     
  11. Caleb Cornelius

    Regular

    That surprises me. I've loved Rise Against since like 2005 but just saw them for the first time last summer. Honestly their set was very lifeless and disappointing. I kind of chalk it all up to them getting old but they've lost their energy.
     
  12. RiseAgainst379

    Regular

    I've seen Rise Against live many, many times and almost never do they sound tight or energetic. Sad times.
     
  13. Caleb Cornelius

    Regular

    I'm sure they were great in 2005
     
  14. RiseAgainst379

    Regular

    You'd think so, but even then....
     
  15. ramomcferno

    Mystery is the secret ingredient Prestigious

    Lifeless is the exact way I described this song to a buddy. It is pretty sad.