Powerful, energetic, but also melodic protest

Smooth ironed punk rock? Technically demanding mainstream Metal? Sauber arranged sing-along anthems?
Of course offer Rise against all, yet you will not meet with these descriptions. For Punk they play their instruments too good for their texts to Metal are "left politics" and for easy singing along her songs are mostly refined and the choruses too complex.
Rise against playing on their own Endgame, refreshing style, as compared to the previous albums much mass appeal comes, but is more distinctive and easy fat rocking the booth. They continue to maintain their sometimes biting social criticism, but without being too pedantic. They package their messages very elegant in properly rousing rock music. The fact that the band is ultimately matured musically over the years, means that it lies down with Endgame an absolute precision landing that has what it takes to be included in the top ten of the best rock albums of all time.