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Symphonic and classical elements put straight into the metal music. Got it? Harsh guitar parts mixed with violins and beautiful voice create a record which is steeped in metal, doom and progressive.Did Tomorrow Come is the second album from Sirrah and it takes their sound to new heights of brutality mixed with symphonic and ambient elements. Forget any preconceived notions of metal when you put this one on.
Composer: Sirrah.
Lyricist: Tom.
Sirrah: Tom (vocals); Maggie (soprano); Rober, Matt (guitar); Magdelena (viola); Chris (keyboards); Christopher (bass guitar); Michael (drums). Did Tomorrow Come... Music Sirrah Did Tomorrow Come... Songs Did Tomorrow Come... Review
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