Kingdom of Sorrow

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Free The FallenFree The Fallen 00:00 Tools
Hear This Prayer For Her 00:00 Tools
Grieve a Lifetime 00:00 Tools
Enlightened to Extinction 00:00 Tools
Buried in Black 00:00 Tools
Lead Into Demise 00:00 Tools
God's Law in the Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
Piece It all Back Together 00:00 Tools
Demon Eyes (Demonized) 00:00 Tools
Free the Fallen 00:00 Tools
Screaming Into the Sky 00:00 Tools
Behind the Blackest Tears 00:00 Tools
Monuments of Ash 00:00 Tools
With Unspoken Words 00:00 Tools
Lead the Ghosts Astray 00:00 Tools
From Heroes to Dust 00:00 Tools
Begging for the Truth 00:00 Tools
Envision the Divide 00:00 Tools
Along the Path to Ruin 00:00 Tools
With Barely a Breath 00:00 Tools
The Death We Owe 00:00 Tools
Sleeping Beast 00:00 Tools
Salvation Denied 00:00 Tools
Torchlight Procession 00:00 Tools
Soldiers Of Hell (Running Wild) 00:00 Tools
No Class (Motorhead) 00:00 Tools
Demon Eyes - Demonized 00:00 Tools
God’s Law in the Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
God's Laws In The Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
Buried in Black [#] 00:00 Tools
No Class 00:00 Tools
02 God's Law In The Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
Soldiers Of Hell 00:00 Tools
Demon Eyes 00:00 Tools
Soldiers Of Hell (Running Wild Cover) 00:00 Tools
No Class (Motörhead) 00:00 Tools
God‚s Law In The Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
No Class (Motorhead cover) 00:00 Tools
Gods Law In The Devils Land 00:00 Tools
God’s Law In The Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
No Class (Motörhead cover) 00:00 Tools
Torchlight Possession 00:00 Tools
The Old One Needs A... 00:00 Tools
God' Law In the Devil's land 00:00 Tools
02. God's Law In The Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
02 - God's Law In The Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
From Heros to Dust 00:00 Tools
Sreaming Into The Sky 00:00 Tools
God's Law In The Devils Land 00:00 Tools
BURED IN BLACK 00:00 Tools
Dead The Ghosts Astray 00:00 Tools
Along The Path To Run 00:00 Tools
14. No Class (Motorhead) 00:00 Tools
Demon Eyes(Demonized) 00:00 Tools
Fallen 00:00 Tools
It's So Easy [Bonus Track] 00:00 Tools
Soldiers Of Hell (Running Wild 00:00 Tools
13. Soldiers Of Hell (Running Wild) 00:00 Tools
Back Together 00:00 Tools
Into Demise 00:00 Tools
Lifetime 00:00 Tools
Hear This Prayer For Me 00:00 Tools
Lead The Ghost Astray 00:00 Tools
Unspoken Words 00:00 Tools
The death We One 00:00 Tools
Buried In Black (Jamey Jasta with members of Crowbar, Down & Seemless) 00:00 Tools
No Class [Japan edition bonus track] 00:00 Tools
No Class [Bonus Track][Motorhead cover] 00:00 Tools
Ghosts Astray 00:00 Tools
10 - Salvation Denied 00:00 Tools
Sky 00:00 Tools
01 - Hear This Prayer for Her 00:00 Tools
It's So Easy [Japan edition bonus track] 00:00 Tools
God's Law in Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
Truth 00:00 Tools
God´s Law In The Devil´s Land 00:00 Tools
05 - Demon Eyes (Demonized) 00:00 Tools
09 - Lead The Ghosts Astray 00:00 Tools
02 - Grieve A Lifetime 00:00 Tools
03 - Piece it all back together 00:00 Tools
Soldiers Of Hell (Cover Of Running Wild) 00:00 Tools
Soldiers of Hell [Bonus Track][Running Wild cover] 00:00 Tools
06 - With Unspoken Words 00:00 Tools
No Class [Motorhead Cover] 00:00 Tools
11 - Buried In Black 00:00 Tools
Free The FallenFree The Fallen 00:00 Tools
04 Led Into Demise 00:00 Tools
Death We Owe, The 00:00 Tools
KINGDOM OF SORROW - Buried in Black 00:00 Tools
Kingdom Of Sorrow / Monuments Of Ash 00:00 Tools
Envision The Divine 00:00 Tools
Kingdom Of Sorrow / God's Law In The Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
08 - Screaming Into The Sky 00:00 Tools
Kingdom Of Sorrow / Enlightened To Extinction 00:00 Tools
Buried In Black [Jamey Jasta With Members of Crowbar, Down & Seemless] 00:00 Tools
Kingdom Of Sorrow / Soldiers Of Hell (Running Wild) 00:00 Tools
Kingdom Of Sorrow / Envision The Divide 00:00 Tools
It's So Easy 00:00 Tools
The Old One Needs A Cold One 00:00 Tools
God痴 Law In The Devil's Land 00:00 Tools
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Boasting a line up that includes members of such influential metal bands as HATEBREED, DOWN, CROWBAR, and more, Kingdom of Sorrow has arrived to stake its claim as the band that lives up to its super group status. The seeds of Kingdom of Sorrow were sown over a decade ago when a 16 year old Hatebreed front man (and avid Crowbar fan) Jamey Jasta introduced himself to Down / Crowbar guitarist Kirk Windstein at a show at Pearl Street in Northampton, Massachusetts. A short time later Jasta, who actively booked shows throughout New England in the early nineties, put up the cash for an Napalm Death / Crowbar show in order that Hatebreed could play with one of his favorite bands. Ever since, the two have remained in close contact and become the best of friends over the subsequent decade. Jasta and Hatebreed invited Crowbar out for a UK run of dates in March 2005. It was there that the two friends decided to combine forces on a band based on their mutual affinity for the hallmarks of the genre (BLACK SABBATH, IRON MAIDEN, PANTERA) and their history of writing some of the heaviest hitting metal of the past fifteen years. The duo holed-up in Silver Bullet Studios in Connecticut in May 2005 and once again when Kirk relocated post-Katrina to write and assemble what would become the very first Kingdom of Sorrow album. The first taste of the untitled project surfaced in the form of the epic track “Buried in Black” on Roadrunner Records,’MTV2 Headbangers Ball: The Revenge’ compilation (released April 2006). “Buried in Black” combined two of metal’s most recognizable styles into one crushing, morose display of metal brilliance. The lead-heavy riffs captured by Zeuss (Hatebreed, SHADOWS FALL, MUNICIPAL WASTE) that closed the compilation cleared the deck of the bands before it, and were a call to arms of what is sure to be one of the genre’s most celebrated new bands. It wasn’t long before “Buried in Black” appeared on metal radio shows the world over and became a staple on Sirius’ “Hard Attack”. While the writing flowed fast, progress was slow due to the pair’s commitments to their main bands that wrote, released, and toured extensively, on new records through 2006 and 2007. Songs were deconstructed, reconstructed, written and recorded again in Planet Z Studios (Hatebreed, Shadows Fall, KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, etc.) with Zeuss until the duo was completely satisfied with the outcome. Jasta commented on the writing process, “It really was probably the best time I've ever had in the studio. As far as creatively...it was such a liberating thing. We felt like, "It's a new band. It doesn't matter what anybody thinks." We're just doing it because we want to do it. So it was a totally genuine and pure creative process." Kingdom Of Sorrow inked a deal with Relapse Records in fall 2007 and began plans to unveil the record they’d spent the better part of two years creating. On their long-awaited debut album Kingdom Of Sorrow (due February 19 in North America, February 25th internationally) lays down an 11 track barrage of some of the heaviest and most muscular metal in years. Tracks such as "Lead into Demise", "Demon Eyes (Demonized)", "Lead the Ghosts Astray" are as memorable as they are heavy, while the haunting "Screaming At the Sky" and “Free the Fallen” show a new side to these often-copied, yet never duplicated metal luminaries. Kingdom Of Sorrow is the incredible next step in the illustrious careers of two of metal’s most-celebrated heavyweights. In early 2008, Jasta and Windstein assembled the first full lineup for the bands upcoming live debut. In addition to Jasta (Vocals) and Windstein (Guitar, Vocals), Kingdom Of Sorrow is completed by former BLACK LABEL SOCIETY guitarist Steve Gibb, SEEMLESS drummer Derek Kerswell, and bassist Matthew Brunson. The quintet will step out on its first dates on a short Northeast US Tour in March, before announcing world tour plans for the coming months. Kingdom Of Sorrow is: Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed, ICEPICK) – Vocals and principal songwriter Kirk Windstein (Crowbar, Down) – Guitar, Vocals and principal songwriter New Orleans Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.