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KINGDOM OF SORROW: New Song To Make Its Online Debut Tomorrow

April 14, 2010

A new song from from KINGDOM OF SORROW, the metal project created by Jamey Jasta (HATEBREED) and Kirk Windstein (DOWN, CROWBAR),will be made available for streaming on the group's MySpace page. The track will be the first taste of KINGDOM OF SORROW's second album, "Behind The Blackest Tears", which will be released in the U.S. on June 8 via Relapse Records. The CD was recorded at Dexter Lab Recordings in Milford, Connecticut with engineer Nick Bellmore and was mixed and mastered by Chris "Zeuss" Harris at Planet Z Recordings in Hadley, Massachusetts.

A five-minute video clip featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the making of "Behind The Blackest Tears" can be viewed below.

Commented Jasta: "I'm really excited about the KINGDOM OF SORROW album because I feel like I really went all out this time. I love the first album but I brought way better riffs to the table this time and really brought a different vocal style on a lot of tracks. I think this new album is much more memorable and that the songs are really catchy but still heavy and raw.

"CROWBAR has some European touring to do but we may squeeze some KINGDOM OF SORROW shows in when I am not touring with HATEBREED this year."

KINGDOM OF SORROW released its self-titled debut in early 2008. The band embarked on a 70-city tour in support of the CD and took part in the Ozzfest and Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival tours. KINGDOM OF SORROW also released three music videos from the record, one of which can be viewed below.

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