Deaf to Our Prayers

Released

August 28, 2006

Studio

Rape of Harmonies Studios, Germany

Length

47:47

Alexander Dietz, Maik Weichert

The Split Program II
(2005)

Deaf to Our Prayers
(2006)

Iconoclast
(Part 1: The Final Resistance)
(2008)

Deaf to Our Prayers is the fourth full-length album by the German extreme metal band Heaven Shall Burn. The title was inspired by the famous poem "The Silesian Weavers" by German poet Heinrich Heine.^[5] The first video released for this album was of the song "Counterweight". In addition to his usual screams, vocalist Marcus Bischoff uses a deeper vocal style, typical of traditional death metal, on this album.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Counterweight"	4:20
2.	"Trespassing the Shores of Your World"	5:18
3.	"Profane Believers"	3:36
4.	"Stay the Course"	3:56
5.	"The Final March"	4:06
6.	"Of No Avail"	4:57
7.	"Armia"	5:50
8.	"mybestfriends.com"	4:52
9.	"Biogenesis (Undo Creation)"	3:54
10.	"Dying in Silence"	4:20
11.	"The Greatest Gift of God"	2:42
Total length:		47:47

Japanese Bonus Track
No.	Title	Length
12.	"True Belief" (Paradise Lost cover)	4:34
Total length:		52:21

Bonus DVD^[6]
No.	Title	Length
1.	"The Weapon They Fear" (Music Video)
2.	"The Weapon They Fear" (live)
3.	"Behind a Wall of Silence" (live)
4.	"The Only Truth" (live)
5.	"No One Will Shed a Tear" (live)
6.	"Voice of the Voiceless" (live)
7.	"The Seventh Cross" (live)
8.	"Bleeding to Death" (live)
9.	"To Harvest the Storm" (live)
10.	"Unleash Enlightment" (live)

Production and performance credits are adapted from the album liner notes.

↑ Bowar, Chad. "Heaven Shall Burn - Deaf To Our Prayers". heavymetal.about.com. About.com. Retrieved September 21, 2014.
↑ Deaf to Our Prayers at AllMusic. Retrieved September 21, 2014.
↑ Deneau, Max. "Heaven Shall Burn Deaf to Our Prayers". exclaim.ca. Retrieved September 21, 2014.
↑ Albrecht, Frank. "Rock Hard - Deaf to Our Prayers review". www.rockhard.de (in German). Retrieved September 21, 2014.
↑ "HEAVEN SHALL BURN: "DEAF TO OUR PRAYERS" ERSCHEINT AM 25. AUGUST!". www.centurymedia.com (in German). CENTURY MEDIA RECORDS. June 20, 2006. Retrieved September 21, 2014.
↑ "Deaf to Our Prayers Heaven Shall Burn". www.metal-archives.com/. Retrieved September 21, 2014.

Heaven Shall Burn

Marcus Bischoff Maik Weichert Eric Bischoff Alexander Dietz Christian Bass Patrick Schleitzer Matthias Voigt

Studio albums	Asunder (2000) Whatever It May Take (2002) Antigone (2004) Deaf to Our Prayers (2006) Iconoclast (2008) Invictus (Iconoclast III) (2010) Veto (2013) Wanderer (2016)

Live albums	Bildersturm – Iconoclast II (The Visual Resistance) (2009)

EPs	In Battle There Is No Law (1998)

Compilations	In Battle... (There Is No Law) (2002)

Split albums	Heaven Shall Burn / Fall of Serenity (1999) The Split Program (2000) Tsunami Benefit (2005) The Split Program II (2005)

Related articles	Discography

Associated acts	Caliban

Heinrich Heine

Poems	"On Wings of Song" (1827) "Die Lotosblume" (1840) "The Silesian Weavers" (1844) "Germany. A Winter's Tale" (1844)

Other works	Die Harzreise (1826)

Adaptations	"Der Doppelgänger" (1828) "Dichterliebe" (1840) Liederkreis, Op. 24 (1840) Frühlingslied, WAB 68 (1851) "Du bist wie eine Blume, WAB 64" (1861) William Ratcliff (1869) Guglielmo Ratcliff (1895) Deaf to Our Prayers (2006)

Other	The Gaze of the Gorgon Schwanengesang Lisztomania The Flying Dutchman

Family	Gustav Heine von Geldern (brother) Maximilian Meyer Heine (brother) Salomon Heine (uncle/patron) Armand Heine (cousin) Michel Heine (cousin) Alice Heine (distant cousin) Robert von Heine-Geldern (grandnephew) Simon von Geldern (great uncle) Karl Marx (third cousin once removed)

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