Eternal Ruin
Eternal Ruin formed somewhere in what their existing bio calls a 'desolate urban landscape,' though that's the kind of vague, dramatic phrasing you'd expect...
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Eternal Ruin formed somewhere in what their existing bio calls a 'desolate urban landscape,' though that's the kind of vague, dramatic phrasing you'd expect from a metal band's press kit. Their lineup uses stage names: Aether on vocals, Malice on guitar, Torment on bass, and Oblivion on drums. They've released albums like 'Ill Conceived Mind' in 2008, 'Serpent's Tongue' in 2012, 'Abyssal Depths' in 2016, and 'Condemned to Oblivion' in 2020.
Their music pulls from black, death, and doom metal, with song titles like 'Ripped Five Ways From Sunday' and 'Starving For Violent Perversions' giving a pretty clear idea of their lyrical territory.
They're still at it, putting out records every few years. The catalog lists tracks like 'Ropeburn Destiny' and 'Violence In Epic Proportions,' which fit right in with the rest of their work. It's straightforward extreme metal for people who want exactly that.
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