Attack Attack! No Longer on Rise Records - Page 4 - News Article

**iseejosh** · 05:02 PM on 02/22/12 #46

I don't listen to either, but I feel like TDWP are slightly less..Risexcore-esscque don't you?

Ya, I agree, but both came up on the same label and kind of the same electronic hardcore wave, but TDWP have strayed far away from their original sound. AA! are trying to do the same it seems like with the release of their new CD.

**Acad08** · 05:06 PM on 02/22/12 #47

I'm a huge fan of Attack Attack! and I loved This Means War and especially the self-titled. Can't wait to see what they bring out next!

**iAMhollyood315** · 05:08 PM on 02/22/12 #48

their last album was garbage. I'd be interested to hear what these songs sound like

**iseejosh** · 05:14 PM on 02/22/12 #49

And I know ETID have criticized AA! in the past, but I wonder if they defended AA! in that video post from earlier, would the responses be any different rather than all the hate AA! is getting.

**bobsheiskawy** · 05:17 PM on 02/22/12 #50

i have a feeling the feldman-produced record will be my favorite thing they will have released up to that point.

**Mario57** · 05:58 PM on 02/22/12 #51

Originally Posted by Born_For_This

Is this uk or american attack attack?

american one, the uk Attack! Attack! will release a new album later this year fyi

**UnderclasHero** · 06:04 PM on 02/22/12 #52

oh wow, so I have new hope for them. this should actually be good then

**cowlord** · 06:25 PM on 02/22/12 #53

My expectations for their latest were pretty high. I was pretty dissapointed. Maybe they can prove me wrong in the future, but I doubt it.

**DevinDomino** · 06:30 PM on 02/22/12 #54

Congrats to Rise Records for cleaning up their act.

burncitiesas · 07:07 PM on 02/22/12 #55

so, when bands get big and leave a label like this, do they get to keep the same management/booking usually?

bobbyblacks · 07:24 PM on 02/22/12 #56

so what i took from this was, "we wrote a record and 12 other songs in like 3 days with this guy without any pressure, sold a bunch of copies of the record we just put out, so well drop off our label and release these songs we didn't think about and make a bunch of money on it without a label jumping on our profits"

**defy_stars** · 07:41 PM on 02/22/12 #57

Originally Posted by burncitiesas

so, when bands get big and leave a label like this, do they get to keep the same management/booking usually?

i came in to ask this question, actually...

fuckyourscenes · 07:41 PM on 02/22/12 #58

Originally Posted by burncitiesas

so, when bands get big and leave a label like this, do they get to keep the same management/booking usually?

That depends on those ties with the label, I'd imagine.

**Ohaidere** · 07:59 PM on 02/22/12 #59

Without a label they will go no where even faster.

**StephenYoung** · 08:26 PM on 02/22/12 #60

Seems like so many bands try doing this, how many actually work?


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