The Unraveling - Rise Against

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Hardcore / Artist: Rise Against / Audio CD released 2005-09-05 at Fat Wreck / Disc #1 ... more

The Unraveling - Rise Against ... Tracklisting
1 Alive And Well
2 My Life Inside Your Heart
3 Great Awakening
4 Six Ways 'Til Sunday
5 401Kill
6 Art Of Losing
7 Remains Of Summer Memories
8 Unraveling
9 Reception Fades
10 Stained Glass And Marble
11 Everchanging
12 Sometimes Selling Out Is Giving Up
13 3 Day Weekend
14 1000 Good Intentions
15 Weight Of Time
16 Faint Resemblance
17 Join The Ranks
18 Gethsemane

Newest Review: ... are just great in this song - there's a loud, but not quite shouted, feeling to them. The chorus to this song is just so ... more

... catchy and, combined with the "crowd" effect they use, you'll find yourself singing along. 401Kill This song manages to sound heavy, without being particularly fast. This may be somewhat due to the vocals alternating between shouts/screams and clean vocals. There are a few parts where it sounds almost dissonant, but in a good way. The kind of mathcore dissonant, that somehow works. So it's not like Tim McIlrath is out of tune, because these notes are obviously deliberate. The Art of Losing Hard, fast, heav...more

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The Unraveling
Release Date: 2005 - 09 - 05, Audio CD, Fat Wreck

Last Update 18.12.2009 05:52

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The Unraveling - Rise Against: Melodic hardcore punk debut album from Rise Against (1534 words)
by - written on 09/11/08 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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Rise Against are my all time favourite band, playing a mixture of genres but mainly melodic hardcore punk, and The Unraveling was their first full album. A bit of introduction information about what I think of them: Vocals - Tim McIlrath switches between clean vocals, shouted vocals and screamed vocals. Guitars - Nothing particularly outstanding, but they do their job well, with good riffs and chord progressions, and the occasional solo. Bass - Same as with the guitars, it does its job perfectly fine, but I can't think of anything especially amazing about it. Drums - Switches between a basic hardcore rhythm and the general rock rhythm, ... Read the complete review