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Track List
01) The Violence (Ghost Note Symphonies)
02) Audience of One (Ghost Note Symphonies)
03) Faint Resemblance (Ghost Note Symphonies)
04) House on Fire (Ghost Note Symphonies)
05) Like the Angel (Ghost Note Symphonies)
06) Miracle (Ghost Note Symphonies)
07) Savior (Ghost Note Symphonies)
08) Wait for Me (Ghost Note Symphonies)
09) Far From Perfect (Ghost Note Symphonies)
10) Voices Off Camera (Ghost Note Symphonies)
01) The Violence (Ghost Note Symphonies)
02) Audience of One (Ghost Note Symphonies)
03) Faint Resemblance (Ghost Note Symphonies)
04) House on Fire (Ghost Note Symphonies)
05) Like the Angel (Ghost Note Symphonies)
06) Miracle (Ghost Note Symphonies)
07) Savior (Ghost Note Symphonies)
08) Wait for Me (Ghost Note Symphonies)
09) Far From Perfect (Ghost Note Symphonies)
10) Voices Off Camera (Ghost Note Symphonies)
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First Released
2018
Punk Rock
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"The Ghost Note Symphonies, Vol. 1" is a compilation album by American rock band Rise Against. It was released on July 27, 2018 on the Virgin label. The album features reimagined versions of previously released Rise Against songs, with acoustic orchestration and alternative instrumentation.
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Acoustic records are a product that can divide, lessen or expand a band’s following, popularity and public opinion. For some it is a risky move, for others an inevitability to keep themselves relevant and get another release onto the market to appease record labels. But this series of haunting symphonies from Rise Against’s back catalogue has more integrity than that, along with a lot more heart. Not an alien concept to the band, with fan favourites ‘Swing Life Away’ and ‘Hero Of War’ keeping themselves on the band’s setlists and in fan’s ears since their release. This collection of tracks still carries the same ghostly aspect that Mcilrath’s voice echoes. With messages so relevant within beautifully orchestrated and brutally honest arrangements, there is another side to Rise Against’s songwriting that can be picked up on.
What Rise Against have done is give their fans songs that they have picked, their own favourites and arranged them in such a way that breathes freshness into their discography. It can be very easy for a band to sound tired with this kind of release but Rise Against have kept true to themselves and given us something that won’t just gather dust on the shelf. This is a reimagining, demonstrating the band’s ability to diversify and keep things varied throughout their career. If this is but Vol 1 of a series, then Vol 2 has a lot to live up to.
Reviewed by William Scott for punktastic.com.
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"The Ghost Note Symphonies, Vol. 1" is a compilation album by American rock band Rise Against. It was released on July 27, 2018 on the Virgin label. The album features reimagined versions of previously released Rise Against songs, with acoustic orchestration and alternative instrumentation.
User Album Review
Acoustic records are a product that can divide, lessen or expand a band’s following, popularity and public opinion. For some it is a risky move, for others an inevitability to keep themselves relevant and get another release onto the market to appease record labels. But this series of haunting symphonies from Rise Against’s back catalogue has more integrity than that, along with a lot more heart. Not an alien concept to the band, with fan favourites ‘Swing Life Away’ and ‘Hero Of War’ keeping themselves on the band’s setlists and in fan’s ears since their release. This collection of tracks still carries the same ghostly aspect that Mcilrath’s voice echoes. With messages so relevant within beautifully orchestrated and brutally honest arrangements, there is another side to Rise Against’s songwriting that can be picked up on.
What Rise Against have done is give their fans songs that they have picked, their own favourites and arranged them in such a way that breathes freshness into their discography. It can be very easy for a band to sound tired with this kind of release but Rise Against have kept true to themselves and given us something that won’t just gather dust on the shelf. This is a reimagining, demonstrating the band’s ability to diversify and keep things varied throughout their career. If this is but Vol 1 of a series, then Vol 2 has a lot to live up to.
Reviewed by William Scott for punktastic.com.
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