Rise To Remain Announce Debut Single ‘Nothing Left’

EMI are proud to announce the release of Rise To Remain’s debut single. Entitled ‘Nothing Left’, it’s a powerful statement of intent from the London five-piece who have already been awarded Best New Band accolades from both Kerrang and Metal Hammer magazines.

Boasting a festival-sized chorus, Austin Dickinson’s impassioned vocals tell a tale of loss and grief, driven along by Ben Tovey’s intricate lead guitar lines, above the turbo-thrust of Will Homer’s shredding rhythm guitars, and the hammering precision of Pat Lundy’s drums and Joe Copcutt’s bass.

Rise To Remain have previously self-released a number of EPs including the acclaimed ‘Bridges Will Burn’ and upon signing to EMI in March 2011 made a brand new track ‘The Serpent’   available as a free download from their website. 

 Now with ‘Nothing Left’, Rise To Remain have fulfilled their early promise and delivered a debut single on EMI that showcases their enormous talent, whetting the appetite of all metal fans in anticipation of their stunning debut album which will be released later this year.

 
Rise To Remain have just headlined the Redbull Bedroom Jam stage at Camden Crawl this weekend and have a string of European live shows this summer including the following UK dates:

 
May 24th               Notting Hill Arts Centre (Raw Power club)

June 11th              Download Festival

July 9th                  Sonisphere Festival

August 6th            Hevy Festival

 
More dates including their very first headline tour will be announced
soon.

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