Ruined Conflict
Ruined Conflict formed in 2006 with Sam Mead on vocals, Jake Morgan on guitar, Chris Harris on bass, and Adam Thomas on drums. They came together after...
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Ruined Conflict formed in 2006 with Sam Mead on vocals, Jake Morgan on guitar, Chris Harris on bass, and Adam Thomas on drums. They came together after another project fell apart, and the name seemed to fit the kind of heavy, emotionally charged music they wanted to make.
Their first album, 'Embers of a Dying Sun,' came out in 2010. It got some attention for its raw sound and lyrics that didn't shy away from darker themes. The song 'Where I Remain' is from that period and gives a sense of what they were doing.
Some listeners found their material too bleak or confrontational, while others appreciated the directness. They kept making music after that debut, though the existing record doesn't specify what came next or when.
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