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To be able to reveal the roots of Swedish Pain of Salvation, we have to go back to 1984 when vocalist/guitarist Daniel Gildenlow formed the band Reality at the mere age of 11. Despite their youth they received attention in Swedish media because of their musical capacity. At the fall of 1987 Reality qualify to the Swedish Annual Music Contest "Rock-SM" (the same contest that made Swedish “Europe” big in the early eighties) as the youngest competitors ever. Daniel Gildenlow also wins the prize for Best Vocalist. The same year the band attends the Beatles festival, also as the youngest participators. In 1990 the band sees some member shifts, as Magnus Johansson replaces Joakim at the bass, and Johan Langell (then 14 years old) replaces the former drummer Mikael More... (Submit New Pain Of Salvation Lyrics) (Submit New Pain Of Salvation Lyrics) The one you hate to love. | Reviewer: Kraven ------ About the song Ashes performed by Pain Of Salvation This song kinda reminds me of the feeling of hating to love someone, you keep wanting them, you keep being with them, you simply wont give up cause you love them, but you hate them for loving them. The feeling of being lost with them, the hopeless fighting, the longer it goes the more 'insane' both becomes "Who is the one with the sickest mind?", yet cant give it up cause of the love. That is what i believe this song is about, the one you hate to love. i can relate to this | Reviewer: Sara ------ About the song Ashes performed by Pain Of Salvation exactly how i feel. i just went through a bad month long breakup with my ex boyfriend of 2 years, he just left so sudden, and i feel like i need someone, anyone, to fill the space he filled my life with. were not together anymore, and it kills me, and that gap will always beleft open, i cant follow what the song is doing, but i can feel the same way it does....great song... The best brick in a song ever | Reviewer: Alexander Strøm Ekelund ------ About the song Nightmist performed by Pain Of Salvation the part where he screams "WHY SHALL I DIE!" is the best "brick" in a song ever, i love the way they sort if make a topp, then pause the whole thing before he screams out "why shall i die" damn i just simply love this song! Nightmist \m/d(+_+)b\m/ looking forward to watching them live at "Motstøy" metal festival in norway ;) THE BEST | Reviewer: Layla ------ About artist/band Pain Of Salvation Ok, I must admit, the first time I heard their material, I wasn't so interested. The first song I heard was " Beyond the Pale ". But after listening to it, and a bunch of other songs of theirs..I directly became HOOKED!!!! hehe and esp to Beyond the Pale...has a special meaning to me. Same thing for my boyfriend, after I had him listen to their suff..actually he started laughing, but now loves them..hehe GO POS...YOU ROCK!!!... dying to watch a concert of theirs!!!!!! I talk alot Impressive | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About artist/band Pain Of Salvation I am very impressed with Pain of Salvation. I love the way these gentlemen have chosen to express their concerns for the environment, human nature, and the state of the world in general. I don't know what more to say other than they rock and can't wait to hear more of their music. New realms of emotion | Reviewer: David ------ About the song Undertow performed by Pain Of Salvation Pain of Salvation is one of the few bands who have been able to walk new paths and create new styles of music throughout these last two decades. Where a lot of bands in the prog-genre fail to incorporate feeling, emotion and style into their music, Pain of Salvation can only be accused to have too much of those. This highly original band deserves ten times the media attention that they get, even though it's music will not be commercially profitable. The song Undertow was written overnight by Pain of Salvations prodigy Daniel Gildenlow. It's a very moody/depressing song and it's part of a concept album, so you should actually listen to the album as a whole. Musically the song is brilliant. First of all because of it's simplicity, second because of the brilliant chord progressions that they use. All i can say is: I wish I wrote this song. Cheers! David You could review the artist/band Pain Of Salvation in Biography page You could review Pain Of Salvation album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Pain Of Salvation song by clicking the song which you like  Download "Pain Of Salvation" Music | | ||||||||||
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