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Sirrah
Sirrah emerged from the underground with a sound that blended rock and metal intensity. Their 2005 debut 'For the Sake of Nothing' established their approach,...
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... For The Sake Of Nothing
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A. U. Tomb
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Acme
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Bitter Seas
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Did Tomorrow Come...
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Floor's Embrace
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In The Final Moment
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Iridium
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Madcap
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Patron
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Rhea
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Sepsis
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To Bring Order
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high treason
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lash
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passover 1994
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Sirrah emerged from the underground with a sound that blended rock and metal intensity. Their 2005 debut 'For the Sake of Nothing' established their approach, with songs like 'A. U. Tomb' and 'Bitter Seas' showing their preference for raw, introspective material. The band's lineup included vocalist Kai Karsten and guitarist Ethan Nolan.
They followed with albums like 'Incendiary' in 2009 and 'Unholy Trinity' in 2013, each exploring different thematic territory while maintaining their core sound. 'Hour of the Wolf' arrived in 2018, described as a return to their roots with a visceral quality. Their music often sparked debate within the industry due to its uncompromising nature.
Sirrah's discography shows a consistent thread through their evolution, from the early angst of their debut to later conceptual work. Songs like 'Acme' and 'Did Tomorrow Come...' continued their exploration of dark, personal themes through heavy instrumentation and Karsten's distinctive vocal delivery.
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