Slaves of Tomorrow, by Sørgelig

Slaves of Tomorrow

by Sørgelig

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1.	Slaves of Tomorrow 03:33	buy track
2.	Dreaming the Void 02:45	buy track
3.	Στη Φυλάκή των Νεκρών Ονείρων 07:21	buy track

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The world is fucked, and Sørgelig know it.

The Greek apostates, forever lost and devoted to nothingness, have returned from oblivion to bear witness to the ruin of humanity - this time with a message more vital and horrifying than ever.
Just one year after their four-way split with Hajduk, Nimbifer and Akantha and their devastating self-titled EP, fresh offering 'Slaves of Tomorrow' sees the nihilistic five piece exploring new kinds of violence to deliver a striking triptych of punk-influenced black metal apocalypticism, dedicated to our failures and perpetual struggles.

Drummer, guitarist and vocalist N.D. comments :
"With Sørgelig we have always wanted to experiment with our sound, like we did in the past with the release of our 2019 EP 'Devoted to Nothingness', which was closer to the Portuguese scene. Now we have deemed that before our upcoming third full length should see the light of day, it would be fitting to release an EP that takes the classic Sørgelig sound and imbues it with a more punk/crust vibe.

Throughout 'Slaves of Tomorrow' we talk about about the majority of people that are poor and their plight, how we all live in a neverending slavery - and the problems we face as an unavoidable result of it."
This vicious new EP will be unleashed on cassette via Repose Records and on 7" vinyl by His Wounds. Yes, this world is certainly fucked, as it always has been… but the inimitable Sørgelig are railing against it like never before. Ignore their statement at your peril.

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released October 5, 2021

Slaves of Tomorrow was recorded during May of 2021 at:

Guitars - Trogli Studio
Bass - KTZ Studio
Drums, Vocals - Kalovidouris Sound Studio

Mixed and Mastered by Georgios Stournaras at Infected Studios

All music and lyrics by N.D.

Recording line up for "Slaves of Tomorrow":

Odious - Vocals
Reactive - Bass
N.D. - Drums, Guitars, Vocals

Female vocals on track no 3 by Chryssa

Dedicated to all those who died alone in prison cells, to those who work 12 hours per day, and to all those that struggle with the harsh reality of life.

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