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Rise Against

Songs of Innocence & Experience: Rise Against’s ‘Revolutions Per Minute’ at 20
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Songs of Innocence & Experience: Rise Against’s ‘Revolutions Per Minute’ at 20

By
Alex Brent
/ 14 April 2023

Rise Against’s masterpiece Revolutions Per Minute is a vital work about the loss of innocence in a fraught time and a call to arms to fight in a new one. 

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Sound and Fury Still Cometh: Brazen Vic Bondi

By
David Ensminger
/ 26 August 2012
Events/Featured: Top of Home Page/Reviews

A Day to Remember + Rise Against: 5 May 2012 – Cincinnati, OH

By
Kiel Hauck
/ 20 May 2012
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Jason Clackley: To the Few and Far Between

By
Morgan Troper
/ 4 April 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Music/Sound Affects

Punk Rock Rapture: Rise Against and the Eschatology of ‘Endgame’

By
Andrew David King
/ 26 May 2011
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Rise Against: Endgame

By
Kiel Hauck
/ 25 April 2011
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20 Questions: Rise Against

By
PopMatters Staff
/ 2 March 2009
Rise Against: The Sufferer and the Witness
Music/Music Reviews/PopMatters Picks/Reviews

Rise Against: The Sufferer and the Witness

By
Will Rausch
/ 4 July 2006

Rise Against are still at their best when they mix the anger and energy of their loud roots with genuine lyrics and mainstream accessibility, a feat in and of itself.

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