It has been a while since we posted here, and that ends today. Threnody has been quiet on this site but never inactive. The music is still out there — all four albums available on Spotify, Apple Music, and Deezer — and thanks to everyone who has continued to listen, share, and reach out over […]
Threnody’s song Dare Restrain 2006 version released on streaming services
Get your copy at Redrum Recordz
So incredibly excited to share the following with you all. We will release a vinyl edition of our classic album “Bewildering Thoughts”!! We was waiting for it for a long time. At least 25 years 😉 Presale has started at redrumrecordz.com. Go get it!
Did you know that the first words of every sentence of each verse form a sentence as well in the song “This Day”. They are “Must Remember The Days” and “All Will Be Together”: This day Leaving, leaving behind more than a memory Leaving behind our days and time Wish, want you here to stay, […]
And finally we proudly present the very first album ‘As the Heavens Fall’ on both Spotify and Apple iTunes. This version has been especially remastered and includes 4 extra tracks: the original takes from the demo ‘Profanation’ recorded in 1992 including the song Judgements Day which has never been released on an album. This avant-garde […]
Something old and something new and it is definitely blue. No we are not getting married but there will be something new coming to you
October 2005 Threnody released the fourth album “Control”. It took them long enough! Almost 8 years after the release of their third album “Threnody” finally an album was released. It wasn’t that the guys didn’t do anything in that long period. It was a long test of endurance to finally write the album […]
Threnody was never very successful to stick to the same drummer. Starting with demo “Ode to the Lamented” (1990) Marc van Bel was first, soon to be followed by John Mutters on both the demo “Profanation” (1992) and the debut album “As the heavens fall” (1993). Marcel Gootjes was the drummer on the 1994 European tour followed by […]
Threnody always had a temptation for themes related to death, religion, moral justice and faith. Hence a fascination for Ars Moriendi: The Art of Dying was not coincidental: A chapter outlines the five temptations that beset a dying man, and how to avoid them. These are lack of faith, despair, impatience, spiritual pride and avarice. Symbolic was […]
