From Fall To Spring Announce Deluxe Edition Of “Rise”; Share “Draw The Li/ne” (Feat. Ethan Ross)

Get ready to dive deeper into the musical journey of German nu metal x rock band From Fall to Spring via the deluxe version of their  debut album RISE, due out December 15 via Arising Empire.

A treasure trove for fans, available both digitally and physically, with features from Ethan Ross and VYPER, spliced with shaking live versions of fan favorites, capturing the raw energy and passion of their performances.

Today, the band showcases “DRAW THE LI/NE,” featuring Ethan Ross. It represents the fresh, dynamic and re-envisions the track in a potent way.

Physically, the RISE Deluxe Edition will come with a stylish beanie to keep you warm and rocking that fashionable From Fall to Spring vibe; an exclusive VIP lanyard, making you part of the band’s inner circle; ta special signed poster card, plectrum, and a collectible pin plus a patch.

Pre-order RISE Deluxe Edition here.

From Fall to Spring are newcomers from the southwest of Germany who have dedicated themselves to melodic new metal. With the two self-produced EPs A Better Tomorrow (2017) and Disconnected (2019), the guys got off to an impressive start and cracked the one million clicks mark on the popular streaming portals in 2020. The single “Supernova” also caused a stir abroad for the first time and, together with all the other singles now total over 11.7 million streams.

In view of this impressive number, the music industry naturally also took notice of the band, which eventually signed with Arising Empire, one of the biggest German rock and metal labels. Five singles with accompanying music videos followed, giving From Fall To Spring’s social media profiles an enormous amount of attention.

The band, which consists of twin brothers Philip and Lukas Wilhelm (both vocals), Simon Triem (keyboard), Benedikt Veith (drums), Sebastian Monzel (guitar) and León Arend (bass), have amassed north of 109,000 followers on TikTok and over 31,000 on Instagram. This is also how festival organizers became aware of the band, who ended up playing at Full Force and Pell Mell Festival, among others, in 2022, and then completed a well-attended headlining tour in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.