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Rise Over Run
Rise Over Run formed in Illinois in 2004 with Shawn Riker on vocals, Ryan Shiflett and Justin Heinrichs on guitars, Jake Wambold on bass, and Jake Hayes on...
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Rise Over Run formed in Illinois in 2004 with Shawn Riker on vocals, Ryan Shiflett and Justin Heinrichs on guitars, Jake Wambold on bass, and Jake Hayes on drums. They put out their first album, "The Wind That Carries Us," in 2008, which included the track "Confined Within Disease."
Their music often deals with heavy themes, as titles like "Self Disgust," "Destined to Fail," and "Hanging Lifeless" suggest. They followed that debut with albums like "Into Eternity" in 2010, "The Shadows of Doubt" in 2013, and "Bleed the Fifth" in 2016.
Over time, the lineup shifted, but the band kept working. They've collaborated with other musicians, including Craig Owens from Chiodos and Jonathan Vigil from The Ghost Inside.
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