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Sopor Aeternus has released promotional videos to accompany their music.

Rivers would go on to produce all new Sopor Aeternus' albums.

She lay limp in their arms, dead or unconscious, in sopor more compulsory than any sleep.

But within their circle the sea lay fiat, motionless, and reflective-a sopor upon the heart of the deep.

Legends included elements such as someone entering into the state of sopor or coma, only to wake up years later and die a horrible death.

A stupor is worse than a sopor.

She tugged him to a stop, dragged his attention out of the slow eddying sopor of the heat.

Whenever the continuing vulnerability of his sopor became more than she could bear, she went to tend the injured Giant.

Chivers and Maspic, yielding first to the influence, slid to the floor in utter sopor.

He and Brinn were twinned in sopor.

I looked around and saw that Colt was in his hammock, still lying in a drug-induced sopor.

Sopor Aeternus' second album, Todeswunsch, was an abrupt change in direction.

Shortly after the cassettes were produced, Holger left Sopor Aeternus.

The following year saw Sopor's sixth album, Songs from the Inverted Womb.

It was well known and pitied that Vladamir, tribal leader of the Moroi, was in a sopor.

About him the palace lay hushed like a charnel-house, its occupants having yielded to their nightly sopor of wine, drugs and arrack.

The album was recorded in England, as opposed to Sopor Aeternus' home country of Germany.

Hello - Sopor Aeternus & the Ensemble of Shadows from the album have you seen this ghost?

"White Body" is sourced from one of the two still-unreleased demo tapes by Sopor Aeternus.

The first half of the EP remains some of Sopor Aeternus' most pop-oriented work yet.

All of Sopor Aeternus' videos have been directed by Anna-Varney Cantodea herself.

Ceer or Cail must have sensed the sopor of Brinn and Hergrom and realized that something was wrong.

Sopor Aeternus & the Ensemble of Shadows for their album Have You Seen This Ghost?

"Birth - Fiendish Figuration", Sopor Aeternus' signature song from their first album, appears again in its fourth incarnation on a record.

Methaqualone (Quaalude, Sopor, Mandrax), a sedative that was previously used for similar purposes as barbiturates, until it was rescheduled.