Omens (Sorrowful Angels album)

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Omens
Sorrowful Angels Omens Cover.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedJanuary 2012
RecordedCFN Recordings Studio, Athens,Greece. October–December 2011
Genre Gothic metal
Length49:27
Label Warner Bros. Records
Producer Dion Christodoulatos
Sorrowful Angels chronology
Ship in Your Trip
(2009)
Omens
(2012)
Remedie
(2015)
Professional ratings
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Omens is the second album of the band Sorrowful Angels. It was recorded between October and December 2012. All music and lyrics are credited to Dion Christodoulatos. [2]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Mistress of Desire"4:33
2."Unspeakable Cult"5:05
3."Wrath"5:10
4."Omens"3:42
5."Shores of Capture"4:09
6."Right of Way"4:58
7."Mystical Momentum"5:45
8."Seven"3:23
9."Nous Undue"3:47
10."Mourn (Apoptygma Berzerk)"3:44
11."Stars Collide"5:11

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References

  1. "Sorrowful Angels - Omens review". Rockoverdose.gr. Retrieved 2012-03-24.
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