Der Morgen danach (German the morning after) — the fifth single by Swiss gothic metal band Lacrimosa released on 6 August 2001 in the run-up to Fassade release.
It was released by Hall of Sermon and also by successful German label Nuclear Blast. The single includes 4 tracks with two versions of “Der Morgen Danach”among of them.
“Der Morgen Danach” is connected with the previous album Elodia conceptually as it continues the final composiotion of the album — “Am Ende stehen wir zwei”.
“Vankina” is the only song by Lacrimosa, the lyrics of which is written by Anne Nurmi completely in her mother tongue – Finnish. The composition belongs to ambient genre of music and, thus, seems to be out of character of late Lacrimosa.
| 01. | Der Morgen danach | 4:25 |
| 02. | Der Morgen danach (Metus Version) | 3:25 |
| 03. | Nichts bewegt sich | 5:05 |
| 04. | Vankina | 5:17 |
Tilo Wolff – vocals, keyboards
Anne Nurmi – vocals, keyboards
Jan P. Genkel – guitar, bass guitar
Manne Uhlig – drums
In recording also participated:
Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg with Gunter Joseck as a conductor
Björn Westlund – flute
Lyrics and music by Tilo Wolff
Recorded by Jan P. Genkel at Impuls Studio, Hamburg, Germany
Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg parts were recorded at Scoring Stage, Berlin, Germany
Mixed by Helge Halve at “Recording Service Halve”, Hamburg, Germany
Produced and arranged by Tilo Wolff
| Format | Year | Label | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ! | Promo CD | 2001 | Hall of Sermon |
| CD digipack | 2001 | Hall of Sermon | |
| CD | 2001 | Nuclear Blast | |
| CD | 2001 | Irond (Russia) | |
| ! | 2 CD digipack (with “Fassade”) | 2002 | Irond (Russia) |
| ! | 2 CD 15th Anniversary Edition (with”Elodia”) | 2006 | Scarecrow (Mexico) |
| ! | CD digipack (as part of box set “Single Collection”) | 2008 | Heavy Music (China) |
| ! | CD (as part of box set”The Singles”) | 2009 | Scarecrow (Mexico) |
! – editions with the highest collector value.
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