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Ruiner "Prepare To Be Let Down" #B9R084
Released on: 06/19/2007

Track List:
1) Prepare To Be Let Down
2) Bottom Line: Fuck You
3) The Lives We Fear
4) That Stone Better Be On Fire
5) 40 Miles North
6) A Song For Beggars
7) Long Time Coming
8) Repetition
9) Choke On It
10) When The Morning Ends
11) Sleepless
12) Kiss That Motherfucker Goodnight

1st press

Ruiner- Prepare To Be Let Down LP-Record Release Version

Limited to: 85

Ruiner's record release show was held at 10 Car Pile Up on June 16th, 2007. This cover was limited to 85 screenprinted covers with red splatter vinyl. They sold out at the show and are out of stock & out of print

Ruiner "Prepare To Be Let Down" LP Red/White Splatter

Limited to: 615

Twelve songs of fast melodic punk/hardcore make up Ruiners widely anticipated debut Bridge Nine release, recorded by Jim Seigel at the Outpost. Ruiner has been compared to bands like Modern Life Is War, Comeback Kid and American Nightmare, but distinguish themselves with a volatile sound of their own.

Since the release of their EP "What Could Possibly Go Right", Ruiner has toured non-stop hitting everywhere from New Mexico to Sweden, and will continue to tour straight through the summer, so keep on the lookout!

700 RED/WHITE splatter. First press.

Ruiner- "Prepare To Be Let Down" LP-Red/Orange Split

Limited to: 300

Twelve songs of fast melodic punk/hardcore make up Ruiners widely anticipated debut Bridge Nine release, recorded by Jim Seigel at the Outpost. Ruiner has been compared to bands like Modern Life Is War, Comeback Kid and American Nightmare, but distinguish themselves with a volatile sound of their own.

First press. Limited to 300 copies.

Ruiner "Prepare To Be Let Down" LP Test Press

Limited to: 20

Black vinyl limited to 20 copies.

CD version

Ruiner- Prepare To Be Let Down CD

Limited to: 5000 copies-CD booklet is missing lyrics to "The Lives We Fear" and will be changed soon.Twelve songs of fast melodic punk/hardcore make up Ruiners widely anticipated debut Bridge Nine release, recorded by Jim Seigel at the Outpost. Ruiner has been compared to bands like Modern Life Is War, Comeback Kid and American Nightmare, but distinguish themselves with a volatile sound of their own. Since the release of their EP "What Could Possibly Go Right", Ruiner has toured non-stop hitting everywhere from New Mexico to Sweden, and will continue to tour straight through the summer, so keep on the lookout!

-“[Ruiner] make me view hardcore in a new way. This one will be hard to top.”-Absolute Punk
-“You Won’t Be Disappointed. When your full-length record is only 21 minutes long you have to make every second count; and this Baltimore-area hard-core outfit has done just that.”-Stuff Magazine.

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