The Sorrow

The Sorrow
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The Sorrow
Background information
Origin Austria
Genres Metalcore,
Melodic death metal,
Thrash metal
Years active 2005–present
Labels Drakkar Records
Website http://www.thesorrow.net
Members
Mathias Schlegl
Andreas Mäser
Dominik Immler
Tobias Schädler

The Sorrow is a metalcore/melodic death band from Austria. They were formed in 2005 by Mathias Schlegl and Andreas Mäser from the band Disconnected and Dominik Immler and Tobias Schädler from Distance. In 2006, they signed a recording contract with Drakkar Records, and in 2007 released their debut album Blessings from a Blackened Sky.

The Sorrow has recently (29 October 2010) released their 3rd (self-titled) album.[1]

Contents

Discography [1]

Blessings From A Blackened Sky (2007)

No. Title Length
1. "Elegy"   0:51
2. "The Dagger Thrust"   3:43
3. "Death From A Lovers Hand"   4:52
4. "Knights Of Doom"   4:24
5. "Interlude"   1:46
6. "Numbers Of Failure"   4:45
7. "Far Beyond The Days Of Grace"   4:42
8. "From This Life"   4:51
9. "Her Ghost Never Fades"   3:48
10. "Darkest Red"   5:27
11. "Thirteen Years"   3:50
12. "Saviour, Welcome Home"   7:22

Origin Of The Storm (2009)

No. Title Length
1. "Apnoia"   1:36
2. "Where Is The Sun?"   4:28
3. "My Immortal Guardian"   4:24
4. "Scars"   4:40
5. "Eyes Of Darkness"   5:29
6. "Raising The Devil"   4:45
7. "Anchor In The Storm"   5:24
8. "From This Day On"   3:17
9. "Heaven Is No Place For Us"   4:08
10. "Tempestuous"   1:22
11. "Collector Of Tears"   4:24
12. "Faceless"   5:09
13. "Day Of The Lord"   4:47

The Sorrow (2010)

No. Title Length
1. "Afflictions"   5:01
2. "Crossing Jordan"   4:57
3. "The Weight Of The World"   4:06
4. "Suffering Quotes"   4:22
5. "Heart Of A Lion"   4:03
6. "Farewells"   5:41
7. "You Are My Nemesis"   4:18
8. "Paragon In Charity"   5:07
9. "Draped In Misery"   5:07
10. "Grief Machine"   3:55
11. "Engraved In Our Hearts"   5:03
12. "Facing The End"   4:06
13. "Reach For The Skies"   5:17

References

  1. ^ a b The Sorrow - Discography

External links


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