Emerging from the San Antonio music scene, comes RMRS (Rumors), an Indie rock band with catchy pop vibes. They established themselves as a band in August 2011, but remained hidden from the public until Fall 2012.Their name has spread quickly through San Antonio with their first album release published in multiple local newspapers, magazines, and radio stations.

"Don't Say What It Means To You" is the first full-length album released from the band, and it has been hitting airwaves in different cities such as Austin, Corpus Christi, and even as far as California. Intentions were made by the band to create something ambient with a driving force that will leave melodies stuck in your head for days.

Although the first full length was recently distributed, the band has ambitiously already recorded a second album to be released in late 2014.

Representing San Antonio, RMRS competed in the Ernie Ball Battle Of The Bands 2014 for the Vans Warped Tour, and won. With this exposure, they wrangled in new fans hailing from both the city and the surrounding areas.

With such a short life span, the band has already shared the stage with big names such as Glassjaw, Minus The Bear, Mutemath, Chiodos, Emery, This Will Destroy You, The Octopus Project, Lower Dens, Juicy J, The Dear Hunter, The Protomen, Bright Light Social Hour and many others!

While their summer tour around Texas just wrapped, RMRS has only one hope in mind when they take the stage: to reach as many like-minded and creative souls who share the same desire to make a difference.


Rising Pulse Records is an independent record label established in 2008 by Brooklyn-born musician / artist John LaMacchia.

Throw Me Off The Bridge – Laval, France, 2011-present

(EN) : A bridge hanging over a torrent of raw emotions, where the purity of folk meets the intensity of post-hardcore. Goosebumps rushing down your spine, emotions clutching your stomach and tears lurking in the corner of your eyes: Throw Me Of The Bridge’s live shows will not leave you unaffected, as if you had just born witness to somebody’s life in fast forward. The fragility of fingerpicked melodies and of vocal chords on the brink of snapping only magnifies the punch packed by the simple formula of man standing in front of you with nothing but a guitar and his voice. Starting in his very childhood, Quentin Sauvé draws his fervor from 15 years of involvement in the heavy music scene, and manages to strip it down expertly to the six strings of a folk guitar. Equally serene in the intimacy of a dimly lit house show or standing alone on stage in front of 500 festival-goers, the French songwriter and strong believer in the DIY way of life already boasts over 150 shows in Europe. From Italy to Edinburgh, from Berlin to the Czech Republic, his torrent of emo-folk will take you to the edge to experience salutary vertigo.

(FR) : Pont suspendu sur un torrent d'émotions brutes, lorsque la pureté du folk atteint l'impact du post-hardcore. Des frissons dans la nuque, les poils qui se hérissent, les larmes qui guettent : chaque prestation live de Throw Me Off The Bridge éveille le sens et l'émoi, comme si un concentré de vie se jouait là sous nos yeux. L'incroyable puissance déchargée par une simple formule guitare/voix parvient toujours à conserver, intact, la fragilité d'arpèges tourmentés, d'une voix prête à rompre en éclats. De ses 15 années d'activisme dans la sphère hardcore-métal, attaquées dès l'enfance, Quentin Sauvé emprunte une même intensité. Mise à nu, dépouillée, il la transcrit ici de ses doigts virtuose sur les six cordes d'une guitare folk. Aussi à l'aise dans l'intimité feutrée d'un house-show que seul devant 500 festivaliers, le songwriter lavallois, combattant quotidien du DIY, compte déjà plus de 150 dates en Europe. De l'Italie à Edimbourg, de Berlin à la République tchèque, partout son torrent emo-folk emporte l'auditeur au bord d'un précipice, vers un vertige salvateur.

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