Sorhin was a prominent name in the Swedish black metal scene, particularly renowned during the 1990s. The band was formed in 1993, and through their intense music and lyrical themes rooted in Satanism and darkness, they cultivated a significant following. Their discography is marked by a distinctive sound that blends raw aggression with melodic undertones, a characteristic that set them apart in the black metal genre.

The band's work is exemplified by several acclaimed releases, most notably the trio of "Apokalypsens Ängel," "I Det Glimrande Mörkrets Djup," and "Skogsgriftens Rike." These albums, with "Apokalypsens Ängel" often highlighted as a pinnacle of their career, showcase Sorhin's commitment to the black metal ethos while also displaying a maturity in musicianship and production. Although the band has since disbanded, leaving the black metal scene without their distinct brand of Swedish darkness, their music continues to resonate with fans and serves as an enduring legacy to Sorhin's contribution to the genre.