Signal to Noise (Rise Album)

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Signal to Noise
Signal to Noise cover
Studio album by The Rise
Released April 2nd 2002
Recorded January 2002 at Non-Linear Studios
Genre Post-Hardcore
Producer Kevin Ratterman
Mike Blaine
The Rise chronology
Signal to Noise
(2002)		 Reclamation Process
(2005)

Signal to Noise is the first full-length LP from The Rise. The album was released in stores April 2, 2002 on Ferret Records. This album was the first to match modern hardcore and electronic music.[citation needed] A style which has been mimicked by several other bands since (ex Underoath).[citation needed] It was re-released in 2005 on ReIgnition Recordings.

[edit] Tracklist

  1. "The Fallacy Of Retrospective Determinism"
  2. "An Automated Response If You Will"
  3. "If All You Have Is A Hammer Everything Begins To Look Like Nails"
  4. "Constructive Criticism For A Predetermined Body Type"
  5. "The Concept Of Transience"
  6. "Station Identification For The Print Less"
  7. "Sophisticated Approach"
  8. "51/17"
  9. "Goals Methodology Assessment"
  10. "The Machine Question"