Rise is becoming a powehouse label, that seems to genuinely care about their artists. Not too dissimilar from Epitaph?

Originally Posted by Thomas Nassiff

THANKS IN ADVANCE

Thomas, you missed the missuse of "your" in his post. It should've been "you're"

This is beyond awesome

Originally Posted by njdevils327

Thomas, you missed the missuse of "your" in his post. It should've been "you're"

Did not miss it haha.

Rise is soon going to be more known for their pop punk roster than their metalcore roster.

Rise is just signing everyone.

Great news for them. Excited for their future. I need to give this band more of a chance. Just sort of never got around to it.

rise is really makin it hard for me not to like it

Really hope tigers jaw doesn't sign to rise. Would love to see them on Sub pop

Originally Posted by gold soundz

Really hope tigers jaw doesn't sign to rise. Would love to see them on Sub pop

Maybe in 1995 with Chixdiggit!. Not a chance today.

Stoked to hear that Scotty is drumming for them now too, he's one of my favorite drummers. can't wait for this release.

This is so good. I can't wait to hear what they put out. I was just listening to their ep earlier today at work.

I would really love to see them go on tour with Transit.

Awesome for Daytrader, like everyone else, I can't wait to hear the album!

Originally Posted by harveyn590

wow, rise is becoming a pop punk powerhouse. they have alot of bands now, 28 listed on the website.

It's a smart move on their side because, they needed to diversify. The whole deathcore movement is on the way out, and they need a diverse roster. It's like investing, don't invest all of your money on one thing, or genre.

Everyone keeps saying that Rise is finally turning around, but that's not right at all. Rise understands appealing to the audience. "Crabcore" became extremely popular and so they signed a shit ton of bands and capitalized on it. Now, pop-punk is surging, and so they are making the transition to what people are into. Rise literally rises with the music trends. Rise may be the smartest label out there.