The Turn

from Devices

March 20th, 2015
4 tracks
25:54
Devices
Devices
The Turn
0:00
10:28
The Turn
FELL RUIN
"A quickening taste to charge wretched will. The illusionist play to give, into craving sight grand work unveiled and dressed, for dire applause I have played this before raise curtains to swift divine. How does it work and how can one turn? For a man sleight of hand is wealthy to abundant term. Make haste. For a man sleight of hand make haste. For a man sleight of hand wealthy to abundant term. Make haste. To breeding grounds of shrouded trade fortune teeming with whispered skill. To breeding grounds of shrouded trade fortune teeming with whispered skill and obsidian cheer. Make haste in night crown we trust Take the turn Make haste Take the turn For every blade a lie Clairvoyant become of me set your sights to closed eyes and mind these hands. First you see you me and now you don't a turn of swift descent it was the less adept For every blade.... ...a lie the tall shadow adorned by a single red feather. Nostrils discern alluring smoke and ritz taste with attention astray the turncoat takes the square first you see you me and now you don't even sleeves of alpha play only roll up so high when concealing fame in shallow waters. First you see you me and now you don't. Devices laid before entitled few. To devour guard at opportune hour."
8:25

"It’s a potent combination of black metal, progressive metal, and heavy, grinding doom — ominous, perilous, and mesmerizing."
- No Clean Singing

"The heaviness of the compositions is presented all over the release, naturally jumping from one genre to another in a matter of seconds. It all sounds that the works were carefully put together, but still spontaneous."
- Metal Maniac

"Fell Ruin show splendidly that you don’t always have to be so fucking obscure, murky and dissonant to produce intelligent-sounding Blackened Death Metal with truly magickal qualities."
- Adornments of The King

"Fell Ruin’s ‘Devices’ showcases a decadent, murk-filled death metal album drawing on some solid stereotypes to fulfill an album with intensity, mystique while bringing in some of doom’s greater influences to deepen every theme, every riff and every steady drum passage."
...sift through the shit and Fell Ruin’s 2015 record will stand above the mess, ready for you deathly enjoyment.
- The Sonic Sensory

"A dark revelation of uncomfortable truths."
- Wonderbox Metal

Credits

Self-Released

Recorded and mixed at Seven Sun Studios
Mastered by Sage Audio

August Krueger: Drums
Jeff McMullen: Bass
Rob Radtke: Guitar
Brian Sheehan: Vocals/ Lyrics