Album Review: Rise To Remain - City Of Vultures  Following in
the footsteps of legendary talent is never an easy thing. It's a
thankless task, one that ensures the person in question will
spend an entire career failing to live up to the standard that
was set before them. In that spirit, anyone who still decides to
travel down the well-worn road should be commended for their
courage, regardless of the end result of their efforts. For
every Norah Jones, there are dozens who's careers are only
notable for their name. Rise To Remain is the vehicle by which
another musical offspring enters the fray, this time Iron Maiden
singer Bruce Dickinson's son Austin, who fronts the modern band,
and suffers the inevitable comparisons with his father.  Rise To
Remain cobbles together every trend of modern metal, blending
them into a mix that is more palatable than many of their
contemporaries. The screaming verses, soaring choruses, rapid-
fire drums, and random breakdowns are all executed with aplomb.
The band is clearly a ta