List of songs recorded by Rise Against

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Rise Against performing in 2012

American punk rock band Rise Against has recorded 142 songs, which include 129 original songs and 13 covers. Rise Against was formed in 1999, and signed a recording contract with the independent record label Fat Wreck Chords the following year. [1] Under this label, they released The Unraveling (2001) and Revolutions per Minute (2003), which helped to establish an early fanbase. [2] Afterwards, the band signed with Geffen Records, [lower-alpha 1] and made its major record label debut with Siren Song of the Counter Culture (2004), followed by The Sufferer & the Witness (2006). [5] Both albums charted on the Billboard 200, with the latter peaking at number ten. [6] Rise Against's popularity continued to grow when they switched labels once again to DGC and Interscope Records, and the next three albums— Appeal to Reason (2008), Endgame (2011), and The Black Market (2014)—charted highly worldwide. [7] Rise Against's eighth album, Wolves , was released in 2017. [8]

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Rise Against's music was initially characterized by its gritty combination of hardcore punk and melodic hardcore. [9] With the release of Appeal to Reason, the band's music shifted toward a more accessible and radio-friendly sound, with greater emphasis on production value. [10] The band members are well known for their outspoken social commentary, which often permeates their lyrics. [11] Songs like "Hero of War" and "Survivor Guilt" question the brutality of modern warfare, [12] while "Prayer of the Refugee" is about forced displacement. [13] Not all Rise Against songs discuss controversial topics, such as "Savior", which is about forgiveness and broken relationships. [14]

Tim McIlrath is Rise Against's primary lyricist, while the band members collectively write the music for their songs. [15] Six out of the band's nine albums have been recorded at The Blasting Room in Fort Collins, Colorado, with producers Bill Stevenson and Jason Livermore. [16] Of the band's 142 songs, nineteen have been released as singles, while three have been promotional singles. Rise Against's best charting singles are "Help Is on the Way", which reached number eighty-nine on the Billboard Hot 100; [17] and "Savior", which held the record for the most consecutive weeks spent on both the Hot Rock Songs and Alternative Songs charts, with sixty-three and sixty-five weeks respectively. [18] [lower-alpha 2] Two singles from Siren Song of the Counter Culture, "Give It All" and "Swing Life Away", helped Rise Against achieve mainstream appeal. [20]

Songs

Contents
0 –9  · A  · B  · C  · D  · E  · F  · G  · H  · I  · J  · K  · L  · M  · N  · O  · P  · R  · S  · T  · U  · V  · W  · Z
Key
†Indicates single release
#Indicates promotional single release
‡Indicates cover version
Name of song, writers, originating album, and year released
SongWriter(s)Original releaseYearRef.
"3 Day Weekend"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"401 Kill"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"1000 Good Intentions"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"About Damn Time"Rise AgainstThe Eco-Terrorist In Me 7"2015 [22]
"Alive and Well"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Amber Changing"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Any Way You Want It" ‡ Steve Perry
Neal Schon 		Revolutions per Minute 2003 [24]
"Anywhere But Here"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"The Approaching Curve"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"Architects" #Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
[28]
"The Art of Losing"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Audience of One" †Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
[30]
"Awake Too Long"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Ballad of Hollis Brown" ‡ Bob Dylan Chimes of Freedom 2012 [32]
"A Beautiful Indifference"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Behind Closed Doors"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"The Black Market"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Black Masks & Gasoline"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Blind" ‡ Trever Keith Face to Face / Rise Against2011 [33]
"Blood to Bleed"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"Blood-Red, White & Blue"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Boy's No Good" ‡ Lifetime The Sufferer & the Witness [lower-alpha 3] 2007 [34]
"Bricks"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"Bridges"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Broadcast[Signal]Frequency"Rise Against Wolves [lower-alpha 4] 2017 [35]
"Broken Dreams, Inc." †Rise AgainstDark Nights: Death Metal soundtrack2020 [36]
"Broken English"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Broken Mirrors"Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
"Built to Last" ‡ Sick of It All The Sufferer & the Witness [lower-alpha 5] 2006 [37]
"Bullshit"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"But Tonight We Dance"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness [lower-alpha 6] 2007 [34]
"Chamber the Cartridge"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"Collapse (Post-Amerika)"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Dancing for Rain"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"Dead Ringer"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Death Blossoms"Rise Against Downloadable content for Guitar Hero World Tour 2009 [38]
"Dirt and Roses"Rise Against Avengers Assemble (Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture) 2012 [39]
"The Dirt Whispered"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Disparity by Design"Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
"Drones"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"The Eco-Terrorist in Me"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Elective Amnesia"Rise Against Appeal to Reason [lower-alpha 7] 2008 [40]
"Endgame"Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
"Entertainment"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Escape Artists"Rise Against The Black Market [lower-alpha 8] 2014 [41]
"Everchanging"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Faint Resemblance"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Far from Perfect"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"The First Drop"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"Fix Me" ‡ Greg Ginn Siren Song of the Counter Culture [lower-alpha 9] 2005 [42]
"Forfeit"Rise AgainstNowhere Generation2021 [43]
"From Heads Unworthy"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Generation Lost"Rise AgainstUncontrollable Fatulence2002 [44]
"A Gentlemen's Coup"Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
"Gethsemane"Rise AgainstOIL: Chicago Punk Refined2003 [45]
" The Ghost of Tom Joad " ‡ Bruce Springsteen Long Forgotten Songs: B-Sides & Covers 2000–2013 2013 [46]
"Give It All" †Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
[47]
" The Good Left Undone " †Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
[48]
"Grammatizator"Rise AgainstRise Against 7"2009 [49]
"Great Awakening"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"The Great Die-Off"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Hairline Fracture"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Halfway There"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Heaven Knows"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Help Is on the Way" †Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
[50]
"Hero of War"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Historia Calamitatum"Rise Against Appeal to Reason [lower-alpha 10] 2008 [51]
"House on Fire" †Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
[52]
"How Many Walls"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"I Don't Want to Be Here Anymore" †Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
[53]
"Injection"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"Join the Ranks"Rise Against Fat Music Volume 5: Live Fat, Die Young 2001 [54]
"Kick Out the Jams" ‡ MC5 Long Forgotten Songs: B-Sides & Covers 2000–2013 [lower-alpha 11] 2013 [55]
"Kotov Syndrome"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Lanterns"Rise Against Endgame [lower-alpha 12] 2011 [56]
"Last Chance Blueprint"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Life Less Frightening" †Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
[57]
"Like the Angel" #Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
[58]
"Little Boxes" ‡ Malvina Reynolds Little Boxes Dimebag #12008 [59]
"Long Forgotten Sons"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Make It Stop (September's Children)" †Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
[60]
"Making Christmas" ‡ Danny Elfman Nightmare Revisited 2008 [61]
"Megaphone"Rise Against Wolves [lower-alpha 13] 2017 [35]
"Methadone"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Middle of a Dream"Rise AgainstNowhere Generation2021 [43]
"Midnight Hands"Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
"Minor Threat" ‡ Minor Threat This Is Noise2008 [62]
"Miracle"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"Monarch"Rise AgainstNowhere Generation2021 [43]
"Mourning in Amerika"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"My Life Inside Your Heart"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Nervous Breakdown" ‡Greg Ginn Lords of Dogtown: Music from the Motion Picture 2005 [5]
"Nowhere Generation"Rise Against Nowhere Generation2021 [43]
"The Numbers"Rise Against Nowhere Generation2021 [43]
"Obstructed View"Rise AgainstYour Scene Sucks: The Hardcore Comp2002 [63]
"Paper Wings"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"Parts Per Million"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"People Live Here"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Politics of Love"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"Prayer of the Refugee" †Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
[64]
"Re-Education (Through Labor)" †Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
[65]
"Ready to Fall" †Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
[66]
"Reception Fades"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Remains of Summer Memories"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Roadside"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"Rules of Play"Rise AgainstNowhere Generation2021 [43]
"Rumors of My Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"Satellite" †Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
[67]
"Savior" †Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
[68]
"Sight Unseen"Rise Against Appeal to Reason [lower-alpha 14] 2009 [69]
"Six Ways 'Til Sunday"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Sliver" ‡ Kurt Cobain Long Forgotten Songs: B-Sides & Covers 2000–2013 2013 [46]
"Sometimes Selling Out Is Giving Up"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Sooner or Later"Rise AgainstNowhere Generation2021 [43]
"Sounds Like"Rise AgainstNowhere Generation2021 [43]
"Stained Glass and Marble"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"State of the Union"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"The Strength to Go On"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Sudden Life"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
"Sudden Urge"Rise AgainstNowhere Generation2021 [43]
"Survive"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"Survivor Guilt"Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
"Swing Life Away" † Neil Hennessy
Tim McIlrath 		Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [70]
[71]
"Talking to Ourselves"Rise AgainstNowhere Generation2021 [43]
"This Is Letting Go"Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
"Tip the Scales"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"To the Core"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"To Them These Streets Belong"Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture 2004 [25]
"Torches"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Tragedy + Time" †Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]
[72]
"Under the Knife"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"The Unraveling"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
" The Violence " †Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"Voice of Dissent"Rise AgainstRise Against 7"2009 [49]
"Voices Off Camera:"Rise Against Revolutions per Minute 2003 [23]
"Wait for Me" #Rise Against Endgame 2011 [27]
[73]
"Weight of Time"Rise Against The Unraveling 2001 [21]
"Welcome to the Breakdown"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"Whereabouts Unknown"Rise Against Appeal to Reason 2008 [29]
"Wolves"Rise Against Wolves 2017 [8]
"Worth Dying For"Rise Against The Sufferer & the Witness 2006 [26]
"Zero Visibility"Rise Against The Black Market 2014 [31]

Notes

  1. ↑ Rise Against originally signed with DreamWorks Records in 2003, [3] but when DreamWorks Records folded into Geffen Records, the band switched labels. [4]
  2. ↑ "Sail" by Awolnation broke the longevity record on the Hot Rock Songs chart, where it spent ninety-six weeks. [19]
  3. ↑ "Boy's No Good" was included in the Australian tour edition. [34]
  4. ↑ "Broadcast[Signal]Frequency" was included in the Best Buy deluxe edition. [35]
  5. ↑ "Built to Last" was included in the UK edition. [37]
  6. ↑ "But Tonight We Dance" was included in the Australian tour edition. [34]
  7. ↑ "Elective Amnesia" was included in the iTunes edition. [40]
  8. ↑ "Escape Artists" was included in the Japanese edition. [41]
  9. ↑ "Fix Me" was included in the 2005 special edition. [42]
  10. ↑ "Historia Calamitatum" was included in the Australian edition. [51]
  11. ↑ "Kick Out the Jams" was included in the Best Buy edition. [55]
  12. ↑ "Lanterns" was included in the iTunes edition. [56]
  13. ↑ "Megaphone" was included in the Best Buy deluxe edition. [35]
  14. ↑ "Sight Unseen" was included in the Japanese edition. [69]

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