Rise Against – Endgame

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Artist: Rise Against

Title: Endgame

Year: 2011

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Tracklist

  • 1. Architects (3:42)
  • 2. Help Is On The Way (3:57)
  • 3. Make It Stop (September's Children) (3:54)
  • 4. Disparity By Design (3:48)
  • 5. Satellite (3:58)
  • 6. Midnight Hands (4:17)
  • 7. Survivor Guilt (3:59)
  • 8. Broken Mirrors (3:54)
  • 9. Wait For Me (3:39)
  • 10. A Gentlemen's Coup (3:46)
  • 11. This Is Letting Go (3:41)
  • 12. Endgame (3:24)

Review

"Endgame" by Rise Against is a fucking powerhouse of an album. Released in 2011, it's a melodic hardcore assault that'll knock your teeth out and make you think at the same time. The band recorded this beast at The Blasting Room in Colorado, and you can hear that crisp, polished sound they've been honing since "Appeal to Reason."

These guys aren't just making noise - they're making a statement. The album's packed with songs about society's bullshit and the end of humanity. Take "Help Is on the Way" - it's a middle finger to the slow-as-molasses response to Hurricane Katrina and that Deepwater Horizon clusterfuck. And "Architects"? It's a fast-paced kick in the ass about youth passion and how everyone's too busy scrolling on their phones to give a damn.

Rise Against hit it big with this one, topping charts left and right. It debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 and even went platinum in Canada. But forget the numbers - what matters is the music. "Endgame" is Rise Against doing what they do best: blending brutality with catchy hooks, all while screaming truth to power. It's not just an album; it's a call to arms for anyone who's sick of the status quo. - Nikki

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