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THE SORROW Signs With NAPALM RECORDS

October 20, 2011

Austrian metallers THE SORROW have inked a deal with Napalm Records. The band's fourth studio album is tentatively due in early 2012.

Commented THE SORROW guitarist Andi Mser: "We are thrilled about the cooperation with the entire Napalm team and are happy to have found a new 'partner in crime' after numerous successful years in the business."

THE SORROW's third, self-titled album, entered the official chart in Austria at position No. 24. The follow-up to 2009's "Origin Of The Storm" was recorded at Principal Studios (DIE TOTEN HOSEN, IN EXTREMO) in Senden, Germany with producer Toni Meloni and was mixed by Sky van Hoff. Mastering duties were handled by Jens Dreesen.

"The Sorrow" was released in North America on December 7 through Artoffact Records.

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