Domain (Ger) - The Chronicles of Love, Hate and Sorrow - 2009

Domain (Ger)
Genre(s)
Hard Rock (early), Power Metal (later)
Origin Formed in Current label Status
Germany (Weiterstadt, Hesse) 1988 Limb Music Products Active
Current line-up
Nicolaj Ruhnow - Vocals (Irony (Ger), Subsphere, Stormhunter, Nick Hellfort)
Axel "Ironfinger" Ritt - Guitar (Wise Man, Kingdom (Ger))
Erdmann "Erdi" Lange - Keyboards
Steven Wussow - Bass (Shylock (Ger), Misfit (Ger))
Stefan Köllner - Drums (Symphorce)

Domain (Ger) - The Chronicles of Love, Hate and Sorrow

Full-length, Limb Music Products
March 13th, 2009



Completed at Meadow Studios in Darmstadt, Germany with producer and guitarist
Axel Ritt at the helm, "The Chronicles of Love, Hate and Sorrow" is a metal
opera based on the novel "Die Leiden des jungen Werther" by the famous German
Tracklist:
1. Picture The Beauty
2. Sweeping Scars
3. Angel Above
4. Circle Of Give And Take
5. He Is Back
6. Inner Rage
7. Digging Their Graves
8. Haunting Sorrows
9. The Last Dance
10. 12 O'Clock
11. Two Brothers & The Sinners Chess* (bonus-track)

Format: mp3 320 kpbs
Size: 147 mb

DOMAIN is one of the great institutions of the German Melodic Metal scene!
In the mid-eighties, the band was very active under the name of KINGDOM. Even at this early stage the group laid the foundations for classics, superb Melodic Metal jewels such as "Lost in the City" and "Before The Storm", the latter under the name of DOMAIN."The Chronicles Of Love, Hate And Sorrow", DOMAIN's newest and ninth studio album, is no exception. The band, behind guitar wizard Axel Ritt, cranks itself up a notch, even after the brilliant 2006 predecessor "Stardawn". "The Chronicles Of Love, Hate And Sorrow" binds all of the elementary aspects together that are so characteristic of DOMAIN's style, placing them on an even higher level.

Powerful, fresh, without the need to kowtow to any musical compulsions, and strengthened by a new line-up, DOMAIN rocks as though its life depended on it. Stylish melody lines combined with voluminous riff backdrops are impressively supported by tactful but decisive keyboards. The new material will blow the socks off of both fans and members of the press, because DOMAIN has never sounded so direct or consequential.