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Sorronia - Betrayal (EP - 2015) - Soundcloud Stream

BIOGRAPHY
Sorronia (previously known as Thristana), a re-vamped symphonic metal band from Hungary. Sorronia is a female fronted, symphonic metal act from the depths of Europe, Hungary. The idea of Sorronia was first conceived in November 2011 by Anna Király (vocalist) and István Biró (keyboardist). The concept was to form a new female fronted act with smooth rock fills, but with hard, heavy metal riffs and gothic elements, accompanied by a symphonic orchestra. Eventually, the task of bringing the band to life began. A year of experimentation followed. The band explored how the songs should sound, how to make them unique, how to merge the styles and experience of its members, and how to fuse the different styles into the music that was about to be made.

Finally, in November 2012, the line-up was complete and work began. A highly progressive period followed. That same month the band recorded its first song, Enemy of Yourself, due to the possibility of a video clip shoot the following month. Everything went smoothly thanks to the staff of Utopia Studio who helped the band bring its sound to its final form. The video clip shoot took place in December as planned, and the clip was released on January 2, 2013.

Things were ready to record four more songs in January, the same month the video was released. Everything went according to plan. Then in February, the band got hard at work composing new songs and rehearsing the current ones for live performances. This process continued until the end of May, when the team of Scarlet Records, Italy, showed interest in Sorronia’s work and subsequently signed the band with BakerTeam Records, their sub-label. The final studio session for an upcoming release then began, recording the last songs to make a complete, debut first album titled Words of Silence.

Sorronia's debut album. Release date 28th October, 2013. Words of Silence will bring about a new dawn in symphonic gothic metal. They wanted to make a symphonic album with great classical influences while maintaining the presence of rock and metal. The songs contain great symphonic melodies, hard rocking riffs, neo-classical solos, and much more!

Sorronia, much like Nightwish, Within Temptation, and other female-led metal bands before them, are ready to break into the genre. With rich, full melodies, lovely album artwork by Alexandra V Bach, and a well-composed, all around enjoyable album, Sorronia might just be ready to step forward and take their rightful place.

The release of their promotional music video for the song “Enemy of Yourself” garnered a decent amount of positive attention, showing that perhaps they do have a place amongst the other bands that currently comprise the genre.

The songs were inspired by life, and they introduce reality in a tale-like form. The lyrics are references to delusion, love, tragedy, anger, and everything that a human being can possibly experience throughout life. The listener can totally identify with these feelings while listening to this album, which is only the beginning of a long, long journey…

On December 26th, 2015 the band gave  a present for their fans for Christmas! They  just released a new EP called "Betrayal" online! The EP was recorded on  Utopia Studio.

Formed in: 2011
Status: Active
Years active: 2011-Present

LINE UP
Kristóf Vízi - Drums
István Biró - Keyboards
Anna Király - Vocals
Zoltán Árpád Liptay - Guitars

Country of origin: Hungary
Location: Budapest
Genre: Symphonic Gothic Metal

Current Label: Bakerteam Records
Booking/Press Contact: István Biró - nightbringer.steve@gmail.com
E-mail: sorroniaofficial@gmail.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SorroniaOfficial
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sorroniaband
Reverbnation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Sorronia
Youtube: http://youtube.com/SorroniaOfficial
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/pt/artist/sorronia/id712951155
Merch: http://sorroniawebshop.bigcartel.com

Betrayal (EP - 2015)

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