Edge Of Sanity - The Spectral Sorrows / Darkday video free download

From the 1993 album "The Spectral Sorrows".

© Black Mark Production.

Origin: Finspång, Sweden

The real genre of this band is debatable, even though most people tend to label them as "progressive death metal", "melodic death metal" or simply "death metal". These tags are appropriate for most of the songs in their discography, although there are some exceptions. In fact, there is a Manowar cover (Blood of my Enemies) in this album, which is a heavy metal song, a gothic rock song (Sacrificed) which is complete Sisters of Mercy worship, a song with many hardcore punk elements (Feedin' the Charlatan) and a neoclassical instrumental song (A Serenade for the Dead). To sum it up, this album is full of experimentations and variety, which isn't a bad thing in this case.

Dan Swanö - Vocals / Piano

Andreas Axelsson - Main guitars / Bass

Sami Nerberg - Secondary guitars

Benny Larsson - Drums / Percussion

Bassist Anders Lindberg could not record the album due to mandatory military

service.

Lyrics:

Whispers, Travelling with the wind

Like fragments of unbecoming, the

gathering of our sins.

Crying, tears from the blind man.

Now you see so much better without eyes,

when something dies.

He sees the unbecoming.

The one's nevermade.

The unmaking (of worlds) he knows them.

This man now weeps and prays.

No. This wasn't meant to be.

In all the dreams that I have dreamt

this wasn't our destiny.

As explorer of earths

and adventurer of the stars I know that

I should've known.

Now the sorrow spectrum

grows and the world will stay unsaved.

I know that I should've seen.

I know the unbecoming.

The worlds nevermade.

The unmaking, I know them.

And now I weep and pray.

Whispers, Travelling...

Now, the darkday has come.

Now I know, now I see, that evil

never dies, it just sleeps.

It just sleeps...