Rise Against - Generation Lost

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Review by Casimiro Casiveo

Rise Against’s Generation Lost: A Punk Revival Gem That Still Hits Hard If you’re into rock music with a punk edge, then Rise Against’s Generation Lost is one of those albums that just sticks with you. Released back in 2006 under Geffen Records (and Universal Music Australia for our friends down under), this record doesn’t mess around. It blends raw energy, thought-provoking lyrics, and killer hooks—all wrapped up in a package that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Let’s talk tracks because this album has some bangers. One standout is “Prayer of the Refugee.” Man, this song hits different. The opening riff grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. Lyrically, it’s heavy stuff—about displacement, struggle, and resilience—but somehow it leaves you feeling empowered rather than beat down. Every time I hear Tim McIlrath belt out that chorus, it’s like he’s screaming right alongside you. You can feel the urgency in his voice, and honestly? That’s what punk revival should sound like—real, unfiltered, and straight from the gut. Another track worth mentioning is “Swing Life Away.” This one’s got a completely different vibe compared to the rest of the album. It’s slower, more reflective, almost poetic. There’s something about the acoustic guitar paired with McIlrath’s raspy vocals that makes it unforgettable. It’s not your typical “punk” anthem, but maybe that’s why it works so well. It reminds you that life isn’t all chaos—even when things are falling apart, there’s beauty in finding moments of peace. Plus, who wouldn’t want to swing life away on a warm summer night? The production quality here deserves props too. Creative director Nicole Ehrlich and designer Todd Russell nailed the aesthetic, giving the whole project a cohesive look that matches its gritty-but-polished sound. And shoutout to photographer Dustin Rabin for capturing images that feel as intense as the music itself. What really sets Generation Lost apart is how timeless it feels. Sure, it came out over 15 years ago, but songs like “Give It All” or “Black Masks & Gasoline” still resonate today. They tackle themes of resistance, identity, and hope—things we’re still wrestling with in 2023. Listening to it now feels like revisiting an old friend who always knows exactly what to say. So yeah, if you haven’t spun Generation Lost yet, do yourself a favor and crank it up. Whether you’re into punk, alternative, or just good ol’ rock ‘n’ roll, this album delivers. Honestly, it’s kinda wild how these guys managed to bottle lightning back in ‘06—and guess what? That lightning hasn’t lost its spark. Oh, and fun fact: apparently, during recording sessions, someone accidentally spilled coffee on some equipment. True story or total myth? Who knows, but hey, maybe that caffeinated mishap helped fuel the fire behind this masterpiece. Either way, cheers to Rise Against for creating something that’ll keep fans talking—and headbanging—for years to come.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Black Masks & Gasoline3:37
Ready To Fall3:53
Heaven Knows3:29
Swing Life Away3:29
Documentary45:46
Making Ready To Fall10:46
Injection3:20
Give It All2:53
Paper Wings3:51
Prayer Of The Refugee3:14
Like The Angel2:42

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Catalog Numbers

  • 1713267
  • B000801909

Labels

  • Universal Music Australia
  • Geffen Records

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Formats

  • DVD
  • NTSC
  • DVD-Video

Companies

RoleCompany
Phonographic Copyright (p)Geffen Records
Copyright (c)Geffen Records
Pressed ByTechnicolor, Australia
Manufactured ByUniversal Music Distribution
Distributed ByUniversal Music Distribution

Credits

RoleCredit
Creative DirectorNicole Ehrlich
DesignTodd Russell
ManagementArtistic License, Missy Worth
Photography ByDustin Rabin

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About Rise Against

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Chicago, Illinois based political punk rock band with a traditional hardcore influence. The band was formed in 1999 by Joe Principe (ex. 88 Fingers Louie) and fronted by vocalist, Tim Mcllrath. Originally 88 Fingers Louie member Dan Precision was on guitar but eventually left the band and was replaced by Chris Chasse, (ex. Reach The Sky)They released 2 albums on Fat Wreck Chords before signing to Geffen Records in 2003 and making their major label debut in 2004.

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Members

  • Tim McIlrath
  • Joe Principe
  • Chris Chasse
  • Brandon Barnes
  • Kevin White
  • Dan Wleklinski
  • Zach Blair
  • Tony Tintari
  • Todd Mohney

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Generation Lost* by Rise Against isn’t just a punk rock masterpiece—it also tells a story through its visuals. Nicole Ehrlich, the creative director, worked with photographer Dustin Rabin to create a gritty, raw aesthetic that perfectly matches the album's themes of rebellion and resilience. Tracks like "Prayer of the Refugee" and "Ready to Fall" hit even harder when you see the intense imagery they paired with the music. It’s wild how much thought went into making the art and sound feel like one cohesive punch to the gut.