• Limited Edition
• Reissue
• Double-sided printed insert with lyrics and thanks list
  
  

Sorrow emerged from the underground metal scene with Hatred And Disgust, a record that synthesizes death metal brutality with doom metal's suffocating weight. Originally released to limited fanfare, the album has since gained recognition for its uncompromising approach to heaviness—rejecting polish in favor of raw, visceral songwriting that prioritizes atmosphere over technical showmanship. Within Sorrow's catalog, this LP stands as a defining statement of their artistic vision, balancing caustic vocals with intricate riffing that refuses easy categorization.

The record's thematic core revolves around societal decay and internal conflict, manifested through tracks like "Insatiable" and "Forced Repression," which pit claustrophobic song structures against expansive, grinding passages. "Illusion Of Freedom" and "Human Error" explore existential dread with a methodical pacing that builds tension rather than release it, while "Separative Adjectives" and "Unjustified Reluctance" further dissect the contradictions inherent in modern existence. The production favors murky, textural depth over clarity—vocals emerge from the mix as an additional instrument rather than a focal point, creating an enveloping sonic environment that demands patient, repeated listening.

This 2025 reissue restores Hatred And Disgust to vinyl with meticulous care, capturing the album's dense production across a single LP format. The package includes a double-sided insert with complete lyrics and credits, preserving the band's vision while the limited pressing of 1000 copies ensures scarcity for those seeking the physical artifact. For collectors of unvarnished metal craft, this reissue represents an essential opportunity to experience one of the underground's most intractable statements on wax.

Tracklist:

A1. Insatiable (6:33)
A2. Forced Repression (6:19)
A3. Illusion Of Freedom (4:51)
B1. Human Error (6:16)
B2. Separative Adjectives (5:31)
B3. Unjustified Reluctance (10:20)