Suffer Well - Sorrows

ya lo han posteado para bajar en mediafire. El enlace lo ha colgado Adam Vex en el facebook de la banda. Pepino de disco incluyendo colaboración con Andy Laplegua de Combichrist.

El riff de never surrender me recuerda muchísimo a did my time de korn xD

como se nota que hay gente de Anaal Nathrakh jajaja eee y para bien

a calidad buena esto tiene que ser brutal, wapisimo.

Entre este y el de bleeding through tenemos metal de calidad para rato.

El riff de funeral me recuerda a alguno de bring me the horizon.

Muy buena pinta. Lastima que a Century Media se la sude tanto, para eso no fiches grupos. Treachery la tenia muy sobada ya y es un temón, y el disco en si tiene mucha calidad.

esto es lo ke les hace falta a los Bleeding through y dejarse de tanto teclados cojones! el toke por parte del integrante de Anaal nathrakh sublime.

Pues me ha gustado bastante el disco la verdad

Roughly a year after signing with Century Media Records, Southern California's Suffer Well has disbanded (sort of). Notably, the group featured Brandan Schieppati of Bleeding Through and Mick Kenney of Anaal Nathrakh. Schieppati had the following to say:

"My musical project Suffer Well has disbanded. Kind of a long story but I have started something new called Sorrows. Please show your support and go 'like' Sorrows. We are going to self release the music, print our own merch and book our own shows. Basically do everything ourselves. Some music will follow soon."

This is slightly confusing, as Suffer Well was originally known as Sorrows. We're not sure how closely the two band lineups parallel each other. This is likely a move to extract themselves from contractual obligations to Century Media.

Regardless, the following was issued by the Suffer Well camp earlier today:

"To everyone who keeps asking us where they can buy our record... you cant buy it, it's not being released! Please download it and share it with all your friends! Just buy the Sorrows album when that comes out Thanks for the support!"

poco han durado no?

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