Ruins
Refusal Fossil
Label:  Skin Graft 
Date:  1997
Length:  0:00
Format:  CD
Genre:  Rock; Noise
  Category:  rock
    Track Listing:
      1.  
      Refusal Fossil    
      2.  
      Uskilsdos Zaim    
      3.  
      Stara Planina    
      4.  
      Eccentric Ditch    
      5.  
      Etymology    
      6.  
      Empty Hands    
      7.  
      Der STrudel    
      8.  
      Still Life    
      9.  
      7th Dimension    
      10.  
      Faux Numero    
      11.  
      Calnac    
      12.  
      Heraklion    
      13.  
      Misconduction    
      14.  
      Reckless Stone    
      15.  
      You Know What You Like    
      16.  
      Heaven and Hell    
      17.  
      Hyderomastgroningem    
      18.  
      Ramification    
      19.  
      Burning Stone    
      20.  
      Plexus    
      21.  
      Dhaskrive    
      22.  
      Gravestone    
      23.  
      Del Fanci Kant    
      24.  
      Infect    
      25.  
      Prog Rock Medley    
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      "Fiendish and crazed, Ruins explore string-popping ideas only to degenerate into complex whirlpools of distortion, then regroup into a new version of their original idea with surprising grace. Ruins grow on you like a cancerous cell, and are killer." -- CMJ The members of Japan's Ruins have extensive experience and tireless commitment! A furious barrage of explosive and intricately composed drum(s) and bass, Ruins covers all stops between hardcore's hysteric intensity, metal's pummeling dynamics, and the confounding inscription of progressive rock. No slack. No slop. Absolute masters of quick-change, stop-start tempos and time signatures, Ruins crafts an unprecedented amalgam of originality, all sung in a peculiar language of the group's own invention. The first album to feature bassist Sasaki Hisashi, Refusal Fossil [Special Edition] re-issues the long out-of-print Refusal Fossil full-length, plus five previously unreleased tracks, all remixed and re-mastered by the band's Yoshida Tatsuya (Koenjihyakkei). Also featuring a host of guest musicians from the Japanese avant scene (including Yamamoto Seiichi of Boredoms), Refusal Fossil [Special Edition] boasts twenty-five cuts in all--over an hour-long blast of zig-zag calisthenics!