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Swedish death metal can be a somewhat inbred scene, Relentless and Ruin being a case in point. The two bands eventually contributed members to current death metal force Coldworker, whose drummer was once in the popular Nasum. The 10 tracks here were originally demos from the two original bands circa 2005 and 2006. Despite the harmonious playing in Coldworker, the tributary bands that fed it are somewhat different. Relentless presents four tracks of death metal tinted with Scandinavian blackness and classic European leads, while Ruin is more indebted to American thrash and death.
Recording information: Coldwater Studios (04/23/2005-12/??/2006); Kumla (04/23/2005-12/??/2006); Musikhuset, Lindesberg, Sweden (04/23/2005-12/??/2006); Studio Ulgnor (04/23/2005-12/??/2006); The Abyss, Parlby, Sweden (04/23/2005-12/??/2006).
Editor: Per Lindström.
Personnel: Par E. Svensson (drums).
Audio Mixers: Dan Swanö; Rikard Löfgren; Tommy Tägtgren.
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