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The seventh album, "Saivon Lapsi", was released in February 2013. "Children of the Dark Waters" album charted at No. 19 at the Finnish Album Top 40 charts. The other track on the single was a re-recorded version of "Vilda Mánnu" from their second album. A new single, "Tears of Autumn Rain," was released in Finland and Japan as well as on the band's MySpace page. The band's sixth album, Children of the Dark Waters, came out in May 2009 through Suomen Musiikki in Finland, Massacre Records in the rest of Europe, and Marquee/Avalon in Asia. They found a replacement, Mika Lammassaari, and started rehearsing for the postponed live shows originally planned for May.
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In early April 2009, it was reported that Risto Ruuth had left the band. Soon after that, their long-time drummer Petri Sankala left because of back pain. In late 2008, the band announced that Jarmo Kylmänen (who had been part of the band's song-writing team since 2005) had joined the band as an official member. The band added two session members since Petri Sankala and Janne Tolsa were unavailable at that time. This album also went to the Finnish Album Top 40 charts, to No. 26. Their fifth album, Before the Bleeding Sun, was released in April 2006 (excluding releases in Russia and Japan that were released later). In February 2005, the band announced they were going to make a comeback. After releasing four albums, the band announced they were taking a break just after the release of A Virgin and a Whore however, they broke up in January 2003. Their fourth album, A Virgin and a Whore, went to the Finnish Album Top 40 charts. Their third album, Chaotic Beauty (on which the band had three new members since Olli-Pekka Törrö had left the band), led to a European tour with Nightwish and Sinergy. After they recorded their second album, Vilda Mánnu, Spinefarm Records approached the band and soon they signed a deal with the label. It took more than a year for the debut album to get released by X-Treme Records, a small underground label from Gothenburg in Sweden. Between 19 the band had a couple of songs on some compilation CDs in Europe and Canada, and recorded their debut, Sinner's Serenade. Then the band decided to change their name to something they felt more appropriate opting for Eternal Tears of Sorrow. In spring 1994, they recorded a new demo, The Seven Goddesses of Frost. They could not find a new rehearsal place in their hometown, so the three members started a new side-project (M.D.C.) and recorded a demo tape, Beyond The Fantasy in autumn 1993. Andromeda, a first death/doom/thrash metal project, had been put on hold in late 1992 because the rehearsal place had burned down. The band was formed in 1994 by Jarmo Puolakanaho, Altti Veteläinen and Olli-Pekka Törrö, after various projects that featured people who became members of Eternal Tears of Sorrow.