Das Mortal - Bury the SorrowBURY THE SORROW marks a new direction in Das Mrtal's music making process. Unlike previously released works that were inspired by imaginary narratives, we are now thrusted in a more personal universe dealing with themes of mental struggles, pressure and other troubles brought up by the quarantine. The chaotic times created by the world wide pandemic not only shape the overall album, but can also be heard in the individual tracks themselves that

Time Apart explores both sides of the pop/rock divide

purpose and music

note- worthy that the Russian translation of a poem ("The Bells") by Edgar Allan Poe was used

He applies his personal view to the images and to the music

archival re-issues from the legendary San Francisco collective

Ferrari: Race To Immortality

"It's a play on words that translates as a performance aesthetic of having a unique performance in time

Neil Flynn

Kent Mikasa

The generous 26 track holiday album presented here features members of the renowned orchestra performing over one hour of the greatest Christmas organ and chimes music ever

with the club long gone

112 with Social Realism subsequently proved to be an obstacle to it's acceptance in the West