Rise And Fall
Rise And Fall formed in the late 2000s with Joseph Kelly on vocals and guitar. They put out a debut EP called "The Resistance" in 2009. Their 2011 album...
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Rise And Fall formed in the late 2000s with Joseph Kelly on vocals and guitar. They put out a debut EP called "The Resistance" in 2009. Their 2011 album "Collapse" gave them one of their best-known songs, and they followed it with records like "Stand As One" in 2013 and "Into the Void" in 2016.
Their songs often carried a direct, sometimes confrontational edge. Tracks like "Bottom Feeder," "Built on Graves," and "Forked Tongues" had lyrics that leaned into social critique, which drew both strong support and some pushback from listeners. They weren't a band that softened their message.
They built their following through steady touring and a sound that mixed heavy rhythms with melodic hooks. While they never became a mainstream fixture, they maintained a dedicated audience who connected with the straightforward intensity of their music.
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