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THE RESURRECTION SORROW To Release Debut Full-Length

November 11, 2009

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.

Using stone-heavy handed riffing, barbaric percussive destruction and brooding, occult-inspired vocals, THE RESURRECTION SORROW boasts catchy hooks and infectious grooves not easily ignored. With homage being paid to the oracles of 1970s England, the Bay Area of the 1980s and those of 1990s Seattle and American swamplands, the band has taken the torch from its predecessors and is just taking it further into the cave.

The New York City-based unit features a cast of musicians who have collectively spent time in New York City acts MURPHY'S LAW, TIDES WITHIN, AFTER DARK, MALSTROM, SUPERVILLAIN and more, bringing years of both studio and on-stage expertise to the table. THE RESURRECTION SORROW's self-released debut full-length, "Hour of the Wolf", was recorded by veteran New York City engineer Joe Hogan (NEBULA, THE ATOMIC BITCHWAX) and features intense artwork by Seldon Hunt (PELICAN, SUNN O))), MADE OUT OF BABIES).

In celebration of this album's unveiling, the band will play a record-release show on November 21 and Brooklyn's Trash Bar alongside SEVENTH VOID (featuring Johnny Kelly and Kenny Hickey from TYPE O NEGATIVE and DANZIG),as part of the second annual Trash Bar Music and Arts Festival.

For more infomrmation, visit www.resurrectionsorrow.com.

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