Relief Through Release

According to AllMusic, Relief Through Release "is a solid testament to the capability of the nu-metal genre",^[2] with Tairrie B's performance being compared to "a mixture of Courtney Love and Marilyn Manson".^[2] The band's music was categorized as a "relentless assault on one's ears, musically sounding as raw and heavy as early Coal Chamber".^[2]

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]
Chronicles of Chaos	10/10[4]
Collector's Guide to Heavy Metal	4/10[3]
The Encyclopedia of Popular Music	[5]
The Great Metal Discography	7/10[6]
Kerrang!	[7]
Metal Hammer	6/10[8]
Rock Hard	8/10[9]
Vox	[10]

Like its predecessor, Relief Through Release received mixed-to-positive reviews from critics.^{[citation needed]} AllMusic called the album "a solid chunk of nu-metal sludge that goes a long way in proving that female-fronted groups can be just as unforgiving and brutal in this predominantly male genre."^[2]

All songs written by Tairrie B and Scott Ueda, except where noted.

1. "Welcome To Violence" — 0:09
2. "Luna" — 3:58
3. "Dry" (Ueda) — 3:53
4. "Venus Diablo" — 3:22
5. "Unclean" — 4:47
6. "Flux" — 3:46
7. "Eternalux" — 4:26
8. "Storage" — 3:50
9. "Scavenger Hunt" — 3:27
10. "Negative Creep" (Kurt Cobain) — 2:58
    • Nirvana cover featuring John Davis of Slick Fifty
11. "Relapse" — 3:55
12. "Last Rites" — 3:56
13. "Omnia Vinat Amor" — 15:05