Rise Against - Wolves (June 9th, 2017) Album

1. Wolves
2. House On Fire
3. The Violence
4. Welcome To The Breakdown
5. Far From Perfect
6. Bullshit
7. Politics of Love
8. Parts Per Million
9. Mourning in Amerika
10. How Many Walls
11. Miracle

 

So how many bands this year do we think will have a song called House on Fire?

 

Kind of a cool artwork premise. Was never a huge fan but this band has totally lost me in recent years

 

Need to revisit these guys again, it's been a while. Have not put out anything good in some time.

 

I'll give it a chance but I haven't liked them in like 3 albums.

 

awesome

 

I'm not expecting much out of this but I'd love to be proven wrong

 

Clip of the new single. Thursday.

 

Bleh, clip sounds pretty boring.

 

New song - The Violence

 

It's pretty good. Like that little underlying guitar part that comes in on the second line of the verse.

 

Someone on Reddit has found what appears to be an official press release about the album:

Rise Against | Shrine Auditorium

More at the link, but just going to put this here:

 

High-resolution version of the artwork if anyone wants it.

 

I actually really dig the artwork for once. Never really cared for their artwork haha.

 

Sounds like Rise Against! Haha. I'll give the album a spin for sure.

 

Yeah I really like that artwork. Looks cool. Song is pretty standard Rise Against but it's not bad. I'm gonna go listen to a bunch of their discography today. So much good stuff.

 

Extremely cheesy artwork. Am a fan

 

That song is lame af.

 

I really dig the new song, it's their best lead single since "Ready to Fall" IMO

 

Chicago, House of Vans will be sending out notifications to the ballot winners tomorrow from 11am to 2pm local time. Keep an eye out and see you tomorrow night!

 

really dig this song, not sure what to make of the lyrics except they could possibly be referring to police brutality or just violence against humans in general while also having some introspection on Tims behalf.

 

Seems to me it's more "I thought we were better than this, but now we're here we have to be"

Musically, The Violence definitely seems to me to be drawing on Tragedy + Time.

 

Into this song a fair bit already.

 

Came in here to say that same thing.