Ruins (Aus)
Ruins (Aus) came out of Australia's underground metal scene with a sound built on blast beats, distorted guitars, and guttural vocals. Their debut album...
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Ruins (Aus) came out of Australia's underground metal scene with a sound built on blast beats, distorted guitars, and guttural vocals. Their debut album 'Ruins' arrived in 2004, followed by records like 'The Burning Season' and 'At War With The World.' Songs such as 'A Lesson In Ruthlessness' and 'Cauldron' typify their approach.
Stevie Boisen handled vocals, with Ben Anderton and Matt Hetherington on guitar and Jason Fuller on drums. Their lyrics drew criticism for graphic content, though a core audience responded to the confrontational style.
The music stays rooted in extreme metal without much ornament. It's the sort of thing that either connects immediately or doesn't. They put out a handful of albums and left a discography that sounds exactly like what you'd expect from the song titles: 'Desolation,' 'Cold Dark Sea,' 'Death Lends the Ultimate Touch.'
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