Ruins of Faith
Ruins of Faith formed in Germany in 2004, coming together after the members' previous band dissolved. They spent their early years touring and working through...
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Ruins of Faith formed in Germany in 2004, coming together after the members' previous band dissolved. They spent their early years touring and working through financial difficulties while trying to establish themselves. Their debut album 'Shadowplay' arrived in 2007, followed by other releases like 'The Everlasting' and 'In Mourning'.
Their song 'The Everquest' drew some attention for its lyrics, with some listeners interpreting them as having occult or satanic themes. The band maintained that they were exploring human nature and questions of meaning rather than promoting any particular belief system.
They've been described as a symphonic metal act, though the specifics of their sound and lineup details beyond the founding year and country aren't clearly documented in reliable sources. Their catalog shows they kept recording through the late 2000s and beyond.
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