Relapse brings both back on vinyl, CD and cassette, and both albums reach streaming for the first time. The “Darkest Day” remaster adds two tracks from the “Left To Die” EP.
The third advance track from the second album is a fifteen-minute short film, with Justin Pearson as a priest and Lucien Greaves as Death. Relapse releases the record on 30 October.
“Built From Stardust” captures the 15 March 2025 show at the Revolution Music Room in Little Rock, the day after the studio album appeared. Six tracks, out on Relapse on vinyl and streaming.
“Devotion” is out on 16 October through Relapse, dedicated to Rebecca Vernon’s father, who died in May 2025. She recorded it in Portland in 2022, three years before that death.
Eight tracks on Relapse, written across fourteen years and recorded in three. It’s the first record since 2008’s “Live the Storm” and the last to carry Tomas Lindberg’s voice and Marcus Andersson’s drums.
Relapse have signed them and release “Walk The Winds”, six tracks produced by Monster Magnet’s Phil Caivano. “Black Horizon” is the first taster.
Poison Ruïn play Razzmatazz 3 on Monday 2 November. Doors at 8pm and the show at 8.30pm; advance tickets are €23 plus fees and €25 on the door.
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