A video of The Wonder Years performing “There, There,” which is the first track on their new album “The Greatest Generation,” during a recent in-store appearance at Vintage Vinyl in Fords, New Jersey, has surfaced online.
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“The Greatest Generation” was released on May 14th via Hopeless Records. You can stream the entire record right here.
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Man Overboard‘s new album, Heart Attack, is streaming on Spotify almost two weeks early. The album is set for full release on May 28.
You can listen to the album here.
Man Overboard last released their self-titled album on Rise Records in 2011.
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Palisades are now streaming their new record, Outcasts, five days early. The album is set for a hard release date of May 21.
You can listen to the album over here.
The band last released “I’m Not Dying Today” last February though Rise Records.
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Chuck Ragan of venerable punk act Hot Water Music recently sat down with Exclaim! for a video interview, in which he talks about the band’s latest album, Exister, the band’s first break-up, and their uncertain future.
You can see it by clicking here.
Hot Water Music released Exister in May 2012 on Rise Records.
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Rise Records have announced the complete track list of their upcoming Rise200 compilation set featuring featuring songs hand picked by founder and owner Craig Ericson. The compilation will drop June 25th as a triple CD deluxe package and a 5 LP vinyl box set that will be limited to 1,000.
Check out the complete track list here.
Pop punk group Man Overboard are streaming a new song titled “Wide Awake” right here.
The song will be featured on the band’s upcoming album, “Heart Attack”, due out May 28th via Rise Records.
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Emily’s Army have released a music video for a new song titled “War”. The song is set to appear on the band’s upcoming sophomore album Lost at Seventeen, which is scheduled to be released on June 11th via Rise Records.
Check out the video here.
Emily’s Army’s last proper release was June 2011′s Don’t Be a Dick, released by Adeline Records.
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Florida screamo act Sleeping With Sirens will be streaming their new album Feel on Tuesday, May 21st, according to this tweet from frontman Kellin Quinn:
Mark your calendars :) we’re streaming our record on iTunes starting the 21st
Feel is the band’s first full length since joining Rise Records after the release of last year’s Collide with the Sky. The album will be available June 4th, 2013.
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For the Fallen Dreams, who just recently signed to Rise Records (again), have premiered a brand new song called “Substance”, which can be checked out here. This song is For the Fallen Dreams’ first since the reunion of their original vocalist Chad Ruhlig.
“Substance” is taken from what appears to be the next For the Fallen Dreams album, which will be the follow-up to last year’s Wasted Youth, and their first with Chad Ruhlig on vocals since their 2008 debut album Changes.
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Rise Records will be releasing a 50-track compilation from their back catalogue, featuring songs hand picked by founder and owner Craig Ericson. The compilation will drop June 25th as a triple CD deluxe package and a 5 LP vinyl box set that will be limited to 1,000.
The label has hinted at possibly revealing one track a day, beginning with “Magnify” by Watch It Burn.
After announcing back in February that original vocalist Chad Ruhlig had rejoined, Michigan metalcore band For The Fallen Dreams are also back on their old label, Rise Records.
The label announced via Facebook today that FTFD will drop a new single next week, and we can expect a full album release in October.
The band’s last record, Back Burner, was released in May of 2010 via Rise Records.
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Chunksaah Records has announced a reissue of The Bouncing Souls‘ “The Good, The Bad, and The Argyle” and “Maniacal Laughter” on vinyl. “The Greenball Crew” is also being reissued.
We’ll keep you posted as more details on these re-releases surface. The Bouncing Souls released their ninth studio album, Comet, in June 2012 on Rise Records.
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Earlier this month, we reported that Of Mice And Men frontman Austin Carlile had been arrested for felonious assault. Since then, Carlile’s charge has been lowered to misdemeanor assault, which he has been found guilty of committing. Shortly after his hearing, he tweeted the following:
“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift of God, which is why we call it the present.”
You can get all of the details on this whole debacle right here. Full details on Of Mice And Men’s current US tour with A Day To Remember can be found here. The band last released “The Flood” in 2011 on Rise Records.
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The fine folks at Rise Records have announced plans to release a special 50-song compilation, featuring songs from various records they have put out over the last 22 years, in celebration of 200 releases. The label released the following statement in reference to a stream they posted of the now-defunct Ever We Fall‘s “River City Ransom”:
“This song will appear on RISE200 (50 hand picked songs by the owner). Available as a Triple CD digipak and 5 LP vinyl box set. Rise’s 200th release will hits stores June 25th and pre-orders will be live soon. Cheers to another 200 releases.”
We’ll keep you posted if any other details on this release surface. Rise has recently released records from Sharks, Face To Face, Bouncing Souls, and Hot Water Music. The label also recently signed Emily’s Army, who’s new album is set to be released on June 11th.
Sacremento based screamo group Dance Gavin Dance have recenlty finished recording their new album. Producer Matt Malpass tweeted the following:
Someone in DGD had a little too much fun celebrating the end of tracking the record last night
Dance Gavin Dance’s last album was 2012′s “Downhill Battle Mountain II”, released on Rise Records.
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Much The Same bassist Franky Tsoukalas and guitarist Dan O'Gorman, both primary songwriters in their former band, have started a new punk band with Franky taking the lead vocal role as well. They're called Burn Rebuild and you can stream the band's first demo song, "My Therapy Is Failing" right here.
