From the Chicago punk crew's 2001 debut, The Unraveling, to their eighth album, 2017's Wolves, each of the band's releases have contended with a new landscape of music-industry trends, tech innovations and consumer behavior. But it's safe to say that the world Rise Against's new and ninth album, Nowhere Generation, is dropping into is a much different place than ever before. The heavily distanced measures through this last year of the pandemic, for instance, have greatly changed how closely we're able to interact with one another outside of an immediate bubble. The live-music circuit of a...