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Holding for the right time to strike requires discipline. The heavy metal tank known as The Resurrection Sorrow has been idling for some time - ominously. All the while being shovel fed swamp water and coffin dirt, preparing its attack.
Favoring raw emotion over contrived calculation, the NYC four-piece craft songs of anthemic proportions. Using stone-heavy handed riffing, barbaric percussive destruction and brooding, occult-inspired vocals by singer Alex Dementia, TRS has trademarked a hooking catchiness not easily ignored. With homage being paid to the oracles of 1970's England, the Bay Area of the 1980's and those of 1990's Seattle and American swamplands, TRS has taken the torch from its predecessors and is just taking it further into the cave. By January of 2009, TRS had teamed up with veteran NYC engineer Joe Hogan (Nebula, The Atomic Bitchwax) and began tracking in several locations in Brooklyn and NYC. "Hour of the Wolf" is an exercise in sonic might, running the gamut between thunderous riffing, snarling hooks and deep-rooted grooves. Mixed at One East Studio in NYC, Hogan melded the rawness of the band with an arresting depth. TRS is bringing something back. The wheel is not being reinvented here - it's being reinforced. TRS will take a grass roots approach to touring - a forward blasting unit with a reverent eye on the rearview mirror. Get your copy of The Resurrection Sorrow's "Hour Of The Wolf" along with Vrykolakas: The Unholy for only $20! Return To Home |