Fascinating tragedy

10 / 10
➤ "… rousing, captivating, atmospheric and brimming with ideas … a mature, varied and emotionally gripping work … after these barely 47 minutes, everything simply cries out for more anthems, more stories and a third chapter from the world of “Diablo” … bloody brilliant … if OLD RUINS actually manage to surpass this standard yet again, I’ll probably have to give it an 11 out of 10."
(Obliveon)

10 / 10
➤ "… these bombastic songs completely distract you from normal brain activity. It’s also worth noting that the band from the Ruhr region don’t limit themselves exclusively to the Black Metal genre; ‘Call To Arms’, for example, could easily be described as standard riff-driven heavy metal … I pay my respects to Christian, Ersin, Mike and Oliver and award them an armada of ten stars. You can’t get any better than that."
(Sonic Realms)

10 / 10
➤ "… a bloody brilliant album … 'Once There Was Light', 'Nihlathak', 'Mount Arreat' and 'Lord Of Destruction' are definitely among those tracks that you really ought to give your ears a proper thrashing with. Atmospheric, melodic, dark and yet a proper punch in the face."
(Gift und Galle)

6 / 6
➤ "… impressive… a truly powerful body of work with no weaknesses, but plenty of subtleties and even more highlights than on their previous releases … the album captivates with its breathtaking dynamics and high level of musicianship. Anyone already familiar with their debut album can confidently add 'Mount Arreat' to their collection. A clear recommendation to buy."
(Seelenfeuer)

5 / 5
➤ "… an absolutely brilliant album … epic Heavy and Black Metal … as catchy as Power Metal … the atmosphere and raw power of early Manowar … a bold, unique niche … reminiscent in parts of Immortal, Demonaz and late Dissection … absolutely on the right track …"
(Wild Thing)

14 / 15
➤ "… such a mature, stylish and gripping interpretation of deep, glossy Melo-Black and Death Metal – it brings to mind the masterpieces of Unanimated, Necrophobic, Gates Of Ishtar and the great old Dissection … intricate riffs, shimmering melodic leads, crystal-clear vocals full of power and expression … absolutely brilliant!"
(Legacy)

9,5 / 10
➤ "… an outstanding album. Perhaps the best to be released in this genre this year. OLD RUINS combine atmosphere, depth of lore and musical power to create an album that lingers in the mind long after listening. The band’s development leaves you wanting more. This is an absolutely exceptional band, with a distinctive sound and character all of their own. Hats off to them! Highly recommended."
(Gelsen Metal Alliance)

4,5 / 5
➤ "… they don’t go for the quick fix … the songs take a little time to grow on you, but they reward you with astonishing staying power … a damn interesting release … always with a clearly recognisable signature style … a dark, atmospheric masterpiece that pushes the boundaries of the genre and draws you deep into its soundscape."
(Metal Underground AT)

9 / 10
➤ "… the production is delightfully clear and powerful … melodic Black Metal meets Death Metal, classic Heavy Metal and dark atmospheres … the guitars deliver icy leads, heavy riffs and melodies that stick in your head."
(Radio Diabolus)

9 / 10
➤ "… fine Black Metal … a real passion for playing … heavy riffs, powerful drumming, solos and aggressive, accusatory vocals blend together perfectly … melodic sections add to the explosive atmosphere … brilliantly crafted … an assault on the neck muscles, yet at the same time I just want to sit back and let the songs wash over me … a masterpiece … a must-have …"
(Hellfire Magazin)

9 / 10
➤ "Dynamic and exciting … always well-thought-out … alongside the classic Swedish Melodic Black Metal sound, with plenty of potential of its own … incredibly entertaining … a sophisticated and intriguing album … offers a hopeful glimpse into the future of OLD RUINS."
(Zephyr's Odem)

9 / 10
➤ "… shine with outstanding, atmospheric Melodic/Post-Black Metal … sophisticated songwriting … make it look effortless to incorporate different tempos, and through the interplay of the lead guitars and vocals alone, they create such an impressive atmosphere throughout the entire track that one can really only take one’s hat off to them. The guitar solos are woven into the songs with great feeling and finesse …"
(Bleeding4Metal)

9 / 10
➤ "… the powerful debut album marked the glorious beginning of a journey that now finds a formidable continuation … the dynamic flow sweeps you along through a lively interplay of seamless transitions between frenzied intensity, brutal impact, and atmospheric doom elements … a constant, electrifying thrill."
(METALHEADs new stuff)

9 / 10
➤ "… with their second album, they’ve taken another step forward, become even more versatile, and further solidified their originality … dynamic sound … catchy … captivates with an epic atmosphere … old-school influences combined with their own take on the genre … really strong … bridges the gap between 'old' and 'new', drawing you in from the very start and uniting generations of Black Metal fans."
(Metal Only)

9 / 10
➤ "… harsh vocals … a dark atmosphere … classic heavy metal melodies … ‘Mount Arreat’ is a powerful piece of underground Extreme Metal: dark, melodic, powerful, and full of atmosphere! It’s the complete package."
(Time For Metal)

9 / 10
➤ "… a true gem of melodic Black Metal … more varied, uncompromising and, at the same time, more epic than their debut. You can also sense an artistic maturation in the songwriting here, meaning they needn’t shy away from comparison with various leading acts …"
(Festivalstalker)

8,5 / 10
➤ "… OLD RUINS deliver exactly what you’d hope for from a band that’s come into its own. Harder, more atmospheric, more melodic and more self-assured than ever before. 'Mount Arreat' isn’t some nerdy album for 'Diablo' fans, but a cracking Extreme Metal album with a clear identity … varied, gripping and full of strong tracks … this album is set to be right up there with the best in Melodic Black Metal this year. Anyone who gives this album a miss has only themselves to blame."
(Saitenkult)

8,5 / 10
➤ "… OLD RUINS prove that their connection to the world of ‚Diablo‘ goes far beyond lyrical inspiration. Epic melodies, melancholic atmosphere and aggressive blackened heaviness turn the album into a journey of its own, carried by strong musicianship and genuine passion … when storytelling and music come together, ‚Mount Arreat‘ becomes remarkably immersive. A journey through Sanctuary well worth taking."
(Headbangers Australia)

8,5 / 10
➤ "… a crystal-clear, very transparent and, at the same time, wonderfully powerful sound … you can really sit back with your headphones on and enjoy it … I could rave about almost every track … I really like this album, quite simply because you can sense the attention to detail that’s gone into it, without it ever sounding sterile or clinical for a single second. Even though there are people who claim you can’t hear the passion in music - for those who can – give it a listen!"
(Powermetal DE)

8,5 / 10
➤ "… powerful production … plenty of power … still a force to be reckoned with … a whole host of killer riffs … even in the more melancholic, quieter moments, they remain in complete control … improved songwriting compared to their equally strong debut … a wider range of influences … the standard of playing has been raised yet again … everything has been refined to a higher level … reminiscent of Bathory or Dissection, without copying them … yet this meticulously crafted album is brutally hard-hitting and not overly cerebral. That’s the art of it … there are plenty of details here that you don’t really notice straight away … it has hardly any competition in its own niche … an absolute must-buy.
(Neckbreaker)

8,5 / 10
➤ "… a beautiful opus for all of us who love their Black Metal melodic and aggressive at the same time … 'Once There Was Light' shows almost mystical beauty … and the title song which is my favorite on this opus … slower doomy parts and atmospheric epic ones fit perfectly …"
(Kraykulla Zine)

80 / 100
➤ "… a successful blend of Black Metal and Heavy Metal … numerous and highly effective guitar riffs … more accessible passages … the opening track, ‘Once There Was Light’, also features these brilliant variations, and we even hear some rare clean vocals … a great album that will provide plenty of listening pleasure for many Black Metal fans who are open to some ‘calmer’ and more melodic moments."
(Musika BE)

8 / 10
➤ "… follows the good old Dissection style, and Old Ruins pull it off brilliantly. The eight songs are packed with great melodies and often make you think of classic Metal rather than typical Black Metal … in addition, the guitars often bring to mind the old Gothenburg school of In Flames or Dark Tranquillity. A strong second album that deserves an audience!"
(Deaf Forever)

8 / 10
➤ "… the epic title track pays homage to Quorthon; it automatically makes the hair on a barbarian’s chest stand on end and makes you want to charge into battle with a double-headed axe drawn … OLD RUINS achieves exactly what you’d ideally hope for from the follow-up to a strong debut album. The band from Gelsenkirchen continues to build on the foundation they’ve laid and refines their sound without watering it down …"
(Metal DE)

8 / 10
➤ "… catchy, dreamy guitar melodies that seem to go on forever and have a hypnotic effect on the listener … manage perfectly to strike a balance between frenzy and melancholy, as if it were the most natural thing in the world …"
(Crossfire)

7,8 / 10
➤ "… melodic Black Metal with a dark, atmospheric character and a strong connection between melody and aggression … prominent guitar melodies, driving drums and distinctive vocals … a strong Scandinavian influence … focused and atmospheric … memorable … a well-developed concept …"
(Heavy Metal Darkness)

7 / 10
➤ "… beautiful, icy lead lines cut through the air, whilst rumbling bass notes carry the whole thing along … strong … at other times solos flash through the air like flashes of lightning during a thunderstorm … good job …"
(Zware Metalen)

7 / 10
➤ "… a good album. I like the idea behind it, I like the atmospheric Black Metal passages, and the band clearly have a lot of good ideas …"
(The Metallist)

3,5 / 5
➤ "… excellent … unique blend of melodic, catchy and gripping Black and Death Metal for fans of In Flames, Children Of Bodom, Arch Enemy, and Tribulation, inspiring us all to join them in their darkened quest …"
(The Metal Moose)

➤ "… it feels like a fantasy adventure set to music … at times stormy, at times melancholic, at times brutal. But always with passion and a clear vision. If you’re into melodic extreme Metal with atmosphere, powerful guitar melodies, and a healthy dose of adventure, you absolutely must climb this mountain."
(The Anti Archive)

➤ "The sound is more mature, more epic, more brutal … musically, the band picks up where they left off with their debut, but steps it up a notch in every respect. ‘Mount Arreat’ sounds significantly heavier, more polished and atmospherically denser. OLD RUINS have once again managed to write hooks that make you want to sing along straight away, without losing the dark underlying tone."
(MetalZone - Support the Underground)

➤ "Melodic Black Metal with a heavy old-school heartbeat … in a style where it's easy to fall into endless tremolo picking or overloaded symphonic arrangements, the Germans manage to keep the aggression while bringing back something that sometimes gets lost: memorable riffs."
(Papy Jeff)

➤ "… a magnificently hard-hitting yet melodically rich concept album … a clever mix of Black Metal blast beats, soaring guitar solos, and modern riffing (‘Nihlathak’) … the dynamism these Gelsenkirchen-based musicians bring to the table here is truly worthy of praise."
(Sonic Seducer)

➤ "Why the hell aren't they much better known?! … top-notch … a rousing mix of melodic Black Metal (with a slight Melodeath lean), interspersed with brilliant traditional Heavy Metal riffs … the songwriting is varied, keeps the tension high throughout, and there are absolutely no weaknesses. 'Mount Arreat' is an absolute blast from start to finish … this band can do it all …"
(Sandro Rocks On)

➤ "Some of the songs remind me strongly of the old Dissection, and that’s exactly what immediately brought back some fond old memories for me … a brilliant, well-thought-out album that’s a success from start to finish and never gets boring for a single minute … definitely a statement in the Black Metal scene … already a long-standing favourite of mine …"
(Moshmaster Metalzine)

➤ "… epic anthems … powerful guitar work … a journey from epic heavy metal to equally epic Black Metal … brilliant stuff, lads!"
(Vampster)

➤ "… incredibly catchy … a fantastic blend of various different subgenres … at it's core it's definitely a Melodic Black Metal album … so if you're a fan of the likes of Dissection, Bathory, Thulcandra with a little bit of early In Flames, this one is definitely for you - I absolutely love this album. It's fiery, it's intense, it's incredibly atmospheric, but really heavy at the same time …"
(The Heavy Metal Journal)

➤ "… establishes OLD RUINS as one of the most interesting bands in the German Melodic/Post-Black Metal underground, combining a fascination with the ‚Diablo‘ universe with well-crafted, melodic, and intense compositions. It is highly recommended for fans of Dissection, classic In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, and Epic Metal with a dark atmosphere."
(Rock And Metal Releases)

➤ "… impressive … cements OLD RUINS’ position at the forefront of the German underground Extreme Metal scene … uncompromising, warlike harshness with a sense of epic grandeur and an intensely piercing atmosphere … far from generic, disposable, it plunges into a frozen and merciless journey across the wildest peaks … a work of monumental impact …"
(Metal World United)

➤ "… OLD RUINS have once again demonstrated that great Metal storytelling can come from a place of genuine passion and authenticity … blackened Death soundscapes infused with epic themes and powerful classic Metal melodies … a journey well worth taking …"
(Highwire Daze)

➤ "… the song structures are fairly straightforward and verge on authentic Heavy Metal … their style significantly tones down the eerie and sombre grandeur, instead imbuing the sound with narrative depth and a sense of fantasy – reminiscent of a slightly more restrained AMON AMARTH."
(Burrn!)

➤ "The way in which they compose and produce the songs in a theatrical and orchestral style to bring the chronicle to life, whilst varying the mood and atmosphere and using the vocals to illustrate every character and every sequence of the plot … sounds and feels like a sword-and-sorcery epic that spans timeless worlds from 'Excalibur' (1981) to the 'Lord of the Rings' saga (2001–2003) and beyond … bridges the gap between extreme metal, analogue production, high-tech gaming and pure fantasy, and demonstrates the kind of creativity that can emerge when a project is realised with passion and confidence."
(Dave Wolff - Asphyxium Zine)

➤ "…… an incredibly gripping blend of Black and Heavy Metal … a powerful, perfectly produced soundtrack for cold days. Captivating for gamers and a real highlight for fans of atmospheric Metal. The album is really well produced, and both the record and the cover artwork are beautifully designed. A great deal of love has gone into it.""
(Red Beard Vinyl Fox)

Always Heading East

10 / 10
➤ "... explosive mixture ... epic ... melancholic … great melodies ... predominantly midtempo ... the vocals put the crown on the whole thing ..."
(Bleeding4Metal)

10 / 10
➤ "... OLD RUINS manage to really entertain and captivate the listener well from beginning to end. Since all tracks convince, I would highlight the entire album. Big compliments to the guys for this appealing work, which builds a stable bridge between Heavy and Black Metal."
(AMMO Supports The Underground)

9,5 / 10
➤ "OLD RUINS deliver a tour de force on their full-length debut, combining the raw frenzy of Black Metal with exquisite melodies and riffs from Heavy and Epic Metal. This album is by no means just a homage to a cult game, but skillfully forged black stainless steel!"
(Soundmagnet)

5,5 / 6
➤ "Sounds really good ... can convince from the beginning with its dynamics and rhythm ... many subtleties and impressive guitar solos show the potential ... no weak points audible ... playfully convincing and rousing ... the mixture of Black and Heavy Metal influences leads to a very strong overall work ... buy recommendation!"
(Seelenfeuer)

4,5 / 5
➤ "... pushes the boundaries of the genre and sets new standards ... combination of traditional Black Metal and experimental elements that steers the genre in a new direction ... diverse, ranging from atmospheric melodies to raging blast beats ... the musical complexity, lyrical depth and diverse soundscape make this work a feast for the ears."
(MetalUnderground AT)

9 / 10
➤ "... a dark, atmospheric album, coupled with influences from Death Metal and doom, as well as from classic Heavy Metal ... anyone who likes dark and atmospheric Black Metal should definitely risk an ear here ..."
(Moshpit Passion)

8,7 / 10
➤ "... an album rich in detail, full of subtleties ... multi-layered in its orientation, but still at home in melodic Black Metal. A promising newcomer, of whom you certainly haven't heard the last ... my insider tip for this month. Strong."
(Zephyr's Odem)

8,5 / 10
➤ "... atmospheric Black Metal, which has taken off elements of epic-tinged traditional Metal ... the band masters the balancing act between blast beats, groove and more sustained doomy parts ... sounds very differentiated ..."
(Rock Hard DE)

8,5 / 10
➤ "... a heavyweight ... jewel ..."
(Saitenkult)

8,5 / 10
➤ "… Krajewski's harsh vocals are typical for the genre, but his fine guitar leads and harmonies are worthy of any Epic Metal combo and have nothing to do with some blind bludgeoning from the Black Metal mud corner. By the way, this also applies to the production …"
(Obliveon)

8,5 / 10
➤ "This is how Melodic Black Metal must be. Here, a black dripping atmosphere is conjured out of the hat ... falling for the melancholy of the black vocals ... strong riffing, which could almost be classified as heavy metal ... this Black'n'Heavy mixture is a great mood, doesn't let boredom arise and immediately runs into the auditory canals to burn itself there ..."
(Hellfire)

8 / 10
➤ "… very great sounding atmospheric and melodic mixture of Black, Death, Doom and Heavy Metal …"
(A Different Shade Of Black Metal)

8 / 10
➤ "Rounded off by an oldschool but nevertheless tidy and powerful production that should satisfy purists as well as friends of modern Metal productions. Let's hope that the Ruhr area formation will follow this promising starting signal with many more releases, because here we could have a very exciting new entry in the black metal lexicon. And in such a hopelessly overrun genre, this fact alone is a small accolade!"
(Powermetal DE)

8 / 10
➤ "... epic sound that lies somewhere between late-80s Bathory, mid-range Immortal, early In Flames and Dissection ... while not missing out on great melodies and clear references to classic Heavy Metal ... melancholy and epicness are the two cornerstones ..."
(Metal DE)

8 / 10
➤ "... works excellently over the entire playing time ... varied, full of strong melodic arcs ... with numerous, successful epic moments ... the so-called Gothenburg sound as well as Doom and Death Metal are also cleverly integrated ... appealing level ... the production is quite powerful and relatively modern, more like a Power Metal record ... all kinds of subtleties make this album a feast for the ears ..."
(Neckbreaker)

8 / 10
➤ "… a heavy reliance on melody … not afraid to measure themselves with less explosive but still rocky dynamics … great passion of the musicians involved …"
(Music Lair)

12 / 15
➤ "... should convince not only the quality-conscious Black- but also the inclined Epic-Metaller ..."
(Legacy Magazin)

7,6 / 10
➤ "… an ambitious first album … perfectly structured … goes deep into melodic black grounds, with an extensive repertoire of majestic riffs …"
(Black Metal Spirit)

7,5 / 10
➤ "... score with a proper Heavy Metal attitude ... spirit meets melancholy and finds a nice balance ... the songs are varied, but always have their own style and sound homogeneous ... everything sounds like from one cast ... interesting and detailed, without overwhelming ... comparisons to Alcest, but also newer Tribulation spontaneously come to mind ..."
(Crossfire Webzine)

7,5 / 10
➤ "... Black Metal á la Immortal with a strong shot of melodic Heavy Metal ... mostly kept snappy ... properly entertaining debut album ... quite close to the goal of independence ..."
(Deaf Forever)

7,5 / 10
➤ "… an impressive variety of tracks, characterised by sublime and majestic moments that create a chilling atmosphere, with fantastic riffs and captivating solos backed by excellent drumming, making it all very grand and imposing."
(Groundcast)

3,7 / 5
➤ "... sounds like dark big battles ... besides genre-typical jangling and tremolo riffs there is also a good portion of Power, Thrash and Death Metal ... partly almost traditional metal underpinnings. That makes mood. The sound is also not cold and clanking, but quite dense and fat ... a plus of atmosphere even reminds something of the Irish Primordial ... quite surprising ..."
(Handwritten Mag)

7 / 10
➤ "It almost feels like there is a hidden meaning underneath the surface of Christian Krajewski’s vocals with a fresh emotive quality rising to the surface from the black depths, something which works very well … despite being shrouded in a cloak of darker atmospheres there is a real sense of epic majesty ..."
(Metal Noise)

7 / 10
➤ "… a very cool and great all round performance … I am certainly impressed by the mixture of Black Metal with Melodic and Heavy Metal attributes as it gives the album a great personality and character in sound too … they merge Black Metal with such variety in style and creating their own sound …"
(Metal Temple)

9 / 15
➤ "... straightforward melodic Black Metal with few stylistic breaks ... the technical realisation is flawless throughout ... this variant of Swedish homage is much more tasteful than some half-baked In Flames copies with core affinity ..."
(Musikreviews DE)

➤ "OLD RUINS do a lot of things right on their debut 'Always Heading East', above all they know how to create an atmosphere that sweeps the listener along and where it doesn't matter if you know the source of inspiration or set off ignorantly down the dark paths to Tristram. Black/heavy/doom metal that isn't hard to digest and is fun to listen to."
(Breakout)

➤ "… they master a broader spectrum of Metal music … sounds sharp and does not have the atmosphere that the representatives of the genre usually aim for … compositionally it is also quite edgy, but this is due to the organisational talent that seems to generally characterise these creators … the melodic moments are pronounced … carry something distinctive …"
(Flight Of Pegasus)

➤ "In many ways, the album hits those emotions that grab you, consume you and at the same time are delivered so (almost) elegantly that you just want more all the time … there are elements of several branches of Metal, but imagine some of the early In Flames, a little Children Of Bodom, a little Arch Enemy and then add a little Tribulation and mix it well together, and you have the sound of OLD RUINS - presented here on a really good album that will surely appeal to many."
(Rancor Metalzine)

➤ "A crushing Heavy/Post-Black Metal album. It's heavy. It hits hard. At the same time, it's also beautiful and soaring high with its elegant moments that can touch your very soul. A moving record while being brutal with a high-dynamic sound."
(Noisewriter)

➤ "Dissection/(early) In Flames/Dark Tranquillity meets Epic Heavy Metal in all its powerful, enthralling, captivating glory. High Heavens, Burning Hells!"
(KMäNriffs)

➤ "… much to love about this … heavy, but often not blistering, with headbanging beats and hypnotic riffs … the subtle Black Metal influence is there, without OLD RUINS having to rely on it much, creating a unique sound … great …"
(Wanna Hear a Great Song Today?)

➤ "... clear recommendation ... melodic guitar harmonies ... OLD RUINS are clever songwriters and change tempo and mood in pretty much all tracks again and again, so that no boredom arises ... really strong album, somewhere between Black and Heavy Metal, whereby the latter clearly predominates ... is really fun ... I had not expected otherwise after the great EP ..."
(Vampster)

➤ "... very atmospheric ... influences from Melodic Metal clearly recognisable ... slight doom influences that give the songs more depth and balance, making them even more accessible than they already are ... perfectly staged and also produced ... professionals at work ..."
(Metalglory)

➤ "... imagine some early In Flames, some Children Of Bodom, some Arch Enemy and then add a little Tribulation and mix it all together well, presented on a really good album that I'm sure many will enjoy."
(Metaltone DK)

➤ "... very enjoyable melodic Black/Heavy Metal …"
(Ethereal Black Metal)

➤ "… strongly reminiscent of the 90s and bands like Necrophobic, Gates Of Ishtar and Children Of Bodom … huge variety … numerous sublime, majestic moments create a goosebump-inducing atmosphere … even reaches Dissection levels … fantastic riffs … rousing lead guitars … excellent drumming … in short: you can’t play this style any better … many passages that make you want to kneel down … OLD RUINS give us one of the best Metal albums of the year, across all genres …"
(Epic Metal Blog)

➤ "… very addictive … the band chooses the dual path of Black Metal and Heavy Metal, succeeding in the feat of bringing these two souls together in a rather convincing manner …"
(The Murder Inn)

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