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Line up change! Once again we can inform you about a change within Officium Triste's line up. After much thought Martin has decided to quit drumming and start focusing on the synth-parts. As one of the main composers he has always had a big influence on the music and especially the synths. So, from now on he'll be doing the synths and he keeps on writing music. His decision has a lot to do with the fact he's living in Germany and he feels he cannot deliver what is needed for the band when talking about rehearsing and doing live gigs. Therefore, Martin has decided to switch to synths exclusively. This will give the band much more opportunities and we're happy to see Martin in this setting. Officium Triste, March 20th 2008 Hello to all, We are back from our mini-tour in Spain and Portugal and hereby would like Here's our first news message for 2008. First of all we have recorded the Thergothon cover and shipped it to Solitude Productions in Russia. We're quite pleased how our version turned out. Next to that we will do a short tour in Spain and Portugal in february/march. We have a cool gig coming up with our mates from Mourning Beloveth and we're hooking up with Hollenthon for some shows. Check the dates on our Gigs page. Hello everyone,
We finally have some news for you guys once again. First of all, our label Displeased Records has decided to re-release our second album (the first we did for Displeased) ‘The Pathway’. This re-release is remastered and contains 5 bonus-tracks, being: ‘Roses on My Grave’ and ‘Headstone’ (Chorus of Ruin cover) of the sold-out 2001 7” EP ‘Roses on my Grave’; ‘Divinity’ of the ‘Promo 2000’ and two live tracks, ‘Pathway (of Broken Glass)’and ‘Roses on My Grave’, recorded at 013 Tilburg when we supported Candlemass in 2002. The re-release will be out on october 28th! Last but not least we have decided to make some live recordings from our past available for download the coming weeks. We have du gup some pretty cool live shows and decided to make them abvailable for download through our forum which is hosted bij doom-metal.com. So check out our forum for the live material and join the discussions about us here Officium Triste October 16th 2007 As you all can see our website has been revamped to coincide with the release of our 4th full-length album ‘Giving Yourself Away’ released by Displeased Records on May 28th. Officium Triste, June 2007 Thergothon Tribute We have been contacted by Solitude Productions from Russia to participate in a Thergothon tribute. Of course we said yes. We will record the track 'Crying Blood and Crimson Snow' of the Stream from the Heavens album. At this moment we know that Evoken will also include a song. More info on Thergothon: Solitude Productions: Also check out our gigs page as some gigs have been cancelled but new ones have been booked, like the Doom Shall Rise Festival in Germany!! Officium Triste It’s been a while since we’ve updated our website as we’ve been very busy writing new material for the upcoming 4th album. We’ve made quite some progress and we can tell we’ve got 4 songs finished and we’re working on 2 more songs. Hopefully we can start recording before the end of this year. The finished songs are entitled “My Charcoal Heart”, “Signals”, “Your Eyes” and “Master Of Your Own Demise”. We’ll keep you updated. We also have some new gigs booked. Check out the gigs page for the dates. Officium Triste We’ve got a new T-shirt with the Ne Vivam artwork available. See Merchandise page for more info. Furthermore some new dates have been added to the Gigs page. We've also added some new dates. Check the gigs page After the re-release of our '97 debut album "Ne Vivam" on vinyl through Badger Records (http://www.badgerrecords.nl) in 2004. The album will be re-released on CD as well through Serpent's Lair Productions (http://serpentslair.metal4.com) from Russia. This CD will contain a remastered version of the original Teutonic Existence Records release plus an additional bonus track in the form of a re-recorded version of the song "Mountains of Depressiveness" which originally appeared on the '96 sold out 7" EP with the same title. The re-release is expected this summer. Last but not least. Displeased Records (http://www.displeasedrecords.com) has shown interest in continuing working with Officium Triste. We feel very positive about this offer so we're quite sure you can expect our upcoming album being released through Displeased. Officium Triste
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