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Canadian metalcore band From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Arise and Ruin was a Canadian metalcore band from Guelph, Ontario. Its members were Ryan Bauchman (vocals), Ben Alexis (bass), Derek Prince-Cox (drums), and guitarists Brent Munger, Sam Pattison, and Greg Richmond.
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Origin | Guelph, Ontario, Canada |
Genres | Metalcore, melodic death metal |
Years active | 2005-2009 |
Labels | Victory Records, Stereo Dynamite Recordings |
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Arise and Ruin formed in 2005, and independently released the five-track EP Arise and Ruin.[1][2] In 2005, the group toured Canada with Silverstein, Underoath,[3] Bleeding Through[4] and Protest the Hero.[5]
They then signed with Toronto's Stereo Dynamite Recordings and, in 2006, released the five-track EP The Fear Of.[6]
In 2006, they signed with Victory Records and, in October, released their first album, The Final Dawn, through American label Victory Records. [7][8] They then toured with Misery Index, A Perfect Murder,[9] Between the Buried and Me, The Red Chord, August Burns Red, and Cephalic Carnage.
2007 was a difficult year for the band. In August 2008, they issued a news release which stated, in part: "the last year has been rough...We have been walked on, ignored, lied to, made to feel worthless, watched friends call it quits, persevered through personal struggles, [and] toured this continent endlessly."[10]
The band toured in 2008 with Emarosa and Dead and Devine.[11][12]
In May 2009, they released the album Night Storms Hailfire, a live album recorded and produced by Ian Blurton.[13] They performed their last show, on October 22, 2009, at Toronto's Mod Club Theatre, then disbanded. In 2010, Prince-Cox, Munger and Richmond formed the band Wakeless.[14]
In March 2018, Arise and Ruin reunited to play shows in Guelph and Hamilton, Ontario.[15][16]
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