Released on January 13, 2012, is the second studio album by the British-born, Germany-based Kris Pohlmann Band . It marked a definitive shift from the eclectic mix of funk and soul found in their debut, New Resolution (2009), toward a harder, more focused blues-rock sound. Performance and Recognition

The album was recorded at in Düsseldorf and Tresorfabrik in Duisburg during late 2011. Kris Pohlmann : Lead Vocals, Guitars

One For Sorrow is characterized by high-energy riffs, intense guitar solos, and a raw, emotional delivery. Pohlmann’s primary influences—, Rory Gallagher , and Stevie Ray Vaughan —are evident throughout the record.

: A soulful, extended track that showcases the band's dynamic range.

The album consists of 11 tracks, primarily composed by Kris Pohlmann: (3:15) One Day Baby (3:22) Living a Lie (5:42) The Blues Inside (7:34) Nothing's Real (4:42) Believe (4:59) Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide (4:42) Bad for Me (4:36) Don't Make a Fool of Me (4:13) One for Sorrow (4:30) Heavy On My Soul (10:52) 2012 Band Lineup and Production

The album was a critical success, solidifying Kris Pohlmann's reputation as a top-tier blues guitarist and vocalist. At the end of 2012, the band won four major awards from the German Rock Music Association: ( One For Sorrow ) Best Blues Song Best Blues Band Best Blues Singer Musical Style and Influences

: A high-octane opener featuring prominent wah-wah guitar work.

: Written and sung by bassist Warren Richardson, this track offers a softer, soul-infused contrast to the heavier blues-rock tracks.