SINSAENUM unleashes new album 'In Devastation'

Rock Metal Machine
18 hours ago
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Five men in leather jackets stand on a street, looking up seriously. There's a concrete wall and metal stairs in the background. Monochrome. — Credit Celine Kopp

“One of the most vivid, wide-screen death metal records of the last few years.” - Metal Hammer

“raw, real, and crushingly heavy” - Kerrang

International metal group SINSAENUM returns in full force with the release of their devastating third studio album, In Devastation - out now worldwide via earMUSIC. Featuring ten relentless tracks, the album marks a bold and emotionally charged new chapter in the band’s evolution - fuelled by loss, transformation, and unapologetic creative ambition.

Following the success of singles 'In Devastation', 'Last Goodbye', and the latest release 'Obsolete and Broken', the full album delivers what critics are already hailing as a monumental achievement in modern metal.

Crafted in the aftermath of the tragic death of founding drummer Joey Jordison (Slipknot, Murderdolls) and the passing of Frédéric Leclercq’s father, In Devastation channels both grief and resilience into a sound that is as intense as it is cathartic. Produced and mixed by Lasse Lammert (Alestorm, Gloryhammer), the album is a sonic barrage of crushing riffs, dynamic vocals, and progressive flourishes - all executed with surgical precision.

The band’s lineup - featuring Frédéric Leclercq (Kreator), Attila Csihar (Mayhem), Sean Zatorsky (Dååth), Stéphane Buriez (Loudblast), Heimoth (Seth), and new drummer Andre Joyzi - delivers a high-octane blend of blackened death metal, groove, and technicality. From the thunderous 'Cede to Thunder' to the emotionally rich 'Last Goodbye', and the hook-laden 'Shades of Black', every track offers something distinct.

SINSAENUM solidify their place not just as a supergroup of pedigree, but as a vital, forward-pushing force in extreme music.

In Devastation is available now on all digital platforms, CD, and heavy weight vinyl via earMUSIC.