Red Flames Rising
Sick Of Your BurdenGenre Hard Rock Band Created 2/12/2010 Total Sales 70
Band Bio
Red Flames Rising began as a side project spawned by the disbanding of Devil's Playground. Musicians Harry Brooks, Brandon D, and George Parker met up with James Dominick Cooper and had immediate chemistry. Thus the birth of Red Flames Rising.
Their debut album, The Power of Energy Versus The Force of Gravity, opened to mostly positive sales and reviews. From there on out they released four more studio albums and a 'Best Of' through TooMuchTooYoungTooFast Records before crossing over to Firecharged! Records.
In later days, Devil's Playground have reunited, reducing Red Flames Rising down to just one. James wasn't ready to quit just yet. He knew there was more to his career and didn't want to disappear just because of a supposed 'band breakup'.
RFR now consists of Cooper, Mike Schmidt and Steve P. Withers, formerly of Stonekrank, and "Blood-thirsty" Jim Myers, formerly of Werewolf Concerto. Red Flames Rising have been through a lot, but it's going to take a lot more than that to bring them down.
The band is:
James Dominick Cooper-Lead Vocals
Mike Schmidt-Guitars
Steve P. Withers-Drums
"Blood-thirsty" Jim Myers-Bass
Former Members:
Harry Brooks-Guitars
Brandon D-Bass
George Parker-Drums
RFR Discography:
The Power of Energy Versus The Force of Gravity (2010)
The Future Continues When The Prophecy Is Revealed (2010)
When All Else Fails (2010)
Calling Neptune (2010)
RFR V (2010)
Apollo Didn't Wait For Me (2010)
The Inevitable Return (2011)
Sick Of Your Burden (2012)
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Albums / EPs
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Sick Of Your Burden
Date Released: 3/27/2012
Tracks: 11 Red Flames Rising return with an explosive (and long overdue) new album simply called Sick Of Your Burden. The band's 8th studio album is one of those more angry, get-directly-to-the-point with no nonsense kind of albums and the message is straightforward. The song, "Sick Of Your Burden" is about continually being fed up with how others treat you and taking a stand. Other notable tracks include "Revolution Smacks You In The Face", which by the way has a killer bass solo courtesy of "Blood-Thirsty" Jim, as well as "The Bribe", "Outrageously Outspoken", and "Up Shit's Creek". Sick Of Your Burden is packed with hard rock anthems you're sure to rock out to in the car, at home, or pretty much anywhere. Rock on brothas n' sistas! James Dominick Cooper-Lead Vocals Mike Schmidt-Guitars Steve P. Withers-Drums "Blood-Thirsty" Jim Myers-Bass Recorded at Firecharged! Records |
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The Inevitable Return...
Date Released: 7/30/2011
Tracks: 11 The Inevitable Return of the Band Caught Somewhere Between Wrong and Right. The full title of Red Flames Rising's 7th album. Delayed several times due to guitarist Mike Schmidt's re-joining Stonekrank and working on not one but two albums with them and touring this Summer, he's been pretty busy. Nonetheless, RFR is back to rock the party this Summer. James Dominick Cooper-Lead Vocals Mike Schmidt-Guitars Steve P. Withers-Drums "Blood-Thirsty" Jim Myers-Bass Firecharged! Records |
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Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) [Journey cover]
Date Released: 7/17/2011
Tracks: 2 Red Flames Rising take on Journey's 1983 classic, Separate Ways (Worlds Apart). They thought it'd be fun to put their spin on an all-time classic, RFR style! In anticipation of their upcoming studio album, the band also decided to throw on a new song titled "Queen of Evil". Rock the hell on and party hardy. James Dominick Cooper-Lead Vocals Mike Schmidt-Guitars Steve P. Withers-Drums "Blood-Thirsty" Jim Myers-Bass Firecharged! Records |
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Apollo Didn't Wait For Me
Date Released: 11/23/2010
Tracks: 12 Red Flames Rising is the band who refuses to quit! After having replaced 3/4 of their original line-up, they're back and better than ever. Featuring original vocalist James Dominick Cooper, two former members of Stonekrank, and the original bassist of Werewolf Concerto. James Dominick Cooper-Lead Vocals Mike Schmidt-Guitars Steve P. Withers-Drums "Blood-Thirsty" Jim Myers-Bass Recorded at Firecharged! Records |
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The Best Of
Date Released: 9/20/2010
Tracks: 14 Through thick and thin, Red Flames Rising have taken us through a hard rock journey that will be remembered for ages to come. Although James Dominick Cooper is presently the one remaining member of this band, they ain't through yet! Also available: The Power of Energy Versus The Force of Gravity The Future Continues When The Prophecy Is Revealed When All Else Fails Calling Neptune RFR V Compiled at TooMuchTooYoungTooFast Records |
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RFR V
Date Released: 8/21/2010
Tracks: 15 This is the fifth album. Red Flames Rising is back and ready to own your soul. You think you know who we are? Well think again, buddy, because you have no idea what we're capable of. Lead Vocals-James Dominick Cooper Guitar-Harry Brooks Bass-Brandon D Drums-George Parker Recorded at TooMuchTooYoungTooFast Records |
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Calling Neptune
Date Released: 6/18/2010
Tracks: 11 Red Flames Rising is back with their 4th album, "Calling Neptune". Rocks hard and makes you think. Don't miss this one. Lead Vocals-James Dominick Cooper Guitar-Harry Brooks Bass-Brandon D Drums-George Parker Recorded at TooMuchTooYoungTooFast Records |
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When All Else Fails
Date Released: 5/8/2010
Tracks: 11 Fresh off the South Texas Death Tour, Red Flames Rising return with their 3rd album, When All Else Fails. James Dominick Cooper's vocals have never sounded better (plus he was fortunate enough to collaborate with Stonefly 45 recently). The drums are booming and the guitars are spot on. Vocals-James Dominick Cooper Guitars-Harry Brooks Bass-Brandon D Drums-George Parker |
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The Future Continues When The Prophecy Is Revealed
Date Released: 3/20/2010
Tracks: 12 The sophomore album by Red Flames Rising. Featuring the hits: Racing Toward Oblivion, Silence Is Gilded, and Pandora's Wish 2 |
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The Power of Energy Versus The Force of Gravity
Date Released: 2/12/2010
Tracks: 13 Red Flames Rising release their debut album. Features rocking songs like "The Executioner", "Supernova, Come On Ova", and "Tyranny of Rage". You might also like their slower songs like "Mistress of Myth", "Telepathic Dementia", and the beautiful opener "Pandora's Wish" which starts slow then gets heavier, but retains its hard rock melody and just makes you feel good, catchy too! |
