In October 2001 the album The Pathway was released as well as a re-issue of the self-financed "Goodbye" MiniCD Roses on my Grave a limited 7" EP with a slightly different cover. The band started working on new material for their third opus and decided to record the next album in their own studio “El Pato” run by guitarist Johan. The band recorded a demo consisting of one song and Displeased gave green light to record the next album at “El Pato”. During December 2003 and March 2004 they recorded the five-track album Reason. A lot of shows were done to promote this album directly after the release. In 2005, the band re-released a CD version of the debut album Ne Vivam through Russia's Serpent's Lair Productions. This album already was re-released on vinyl in 2003 on Badger Records. At this time the band also started to think about their next release since they once again signed a deal for two albums with Displeased Records. At the end of 2006 Officium Triste felt they were ready to record their fourth album and booked the Excess Studio in Rotterdam. In the first week of January 2007 most parts of the album were recorded and in February the guitar parts were recorded at the band's own El Pato studio. In May the album called Giving Yourself Away featuring six new songs was released. At the same time guitarist Johan decided to leave the band after 13 years. His replacement is Bram Bijlhout, former guitarist/vocalist for the Dutch band Imbolc. Members Current members Pim Blankenstein - vocals (1994-present) Gerard de Jong - lead guitar (1994-present) Martin Kwakernaak - keyboards (1994-present), drums (1994-2008) Niels Jordaan - drums (2009-present) William van Dijk - rhythm guitar (2014-present) Theo Plaisier - bass guitar (2016-present) Former members Maarten v.d. Giessen - bass guitar (1994-1995) Johan Kwakernaak - guitar (1994-2007) Johan Mijnster - bass guitar (1995-2000) Johan Tonnon - rhythm guitar (1999-2000) Lawrence Meyer - bass guitar (2000-2015) Bram Bijlhout - rhythm guitar (2007-2014) Ronald Lagerwaard - drums (2008-2009) Timeline Discography Demo '94 (demo, 1994) Mountains of Depressiveness (7" EP, 1996) Ne Vivam (1997, re-released 2005) Split with Cold Mourning (split, 1998) Roses on My Grave (MCD, 1999, re-released 2001) Promo 2000 (demo, 2000) The Pathway (2001, re-released 2007) Reason (2004) Giving Yourself Away (2007) Charcoal Hearts (compilation, 2009) Immersed (split with Ophis, 2012) Mors Viri (2013) Broken Memories