Peruvian Metal Icons Sepulcro Unleash "Sinner" - Their Long-Awaited Album

Peruvian Metal Icons Sepulcro Unleash "Sinner" - Their Long-Awaited Album

Formed in 1987 in the port city of Callao, Peru, Sepulcro has long been synonymous with extreme metal. Their latest offering, "Sinner," marks the band's triumphant return, arriving six years after their critically acclaimed album, "Vengeance." With "Sinner," Sepulcro aims to reaffirm their dominance in the Peruvian metal scene.

Featuring six explosive tracks, "Sinner" is a testament to Sepulcro's enduring legacy and relentless ferocity. Since their inception, Sepulcro has wielded immense influence within Peru's metal community, leaving an indelible mark on its history.

Each song on "Sinner" encapsulates the power and vigor that defines Sepulcro's sound, from blistering riffs to raw, impassioned lyrics. This album represents the culmination of decades of dedication to the thrash metal genre, offering listeners an intense and electrifying experience.

"Sinner" not only heralds Sepulcro's return but also celebrates their unique position in Peruvian metal history. Since their inception in the tumultuous '80s, Sepulcro has shared stages with influential local and international bands, solidifying their status as pioneers of extreme metal in Peru.

Lead vocalist Miguel Huamán shares, "With 'Sinner,' we aimed to capture the essence of Sepulcro - the rage, passion, and resilience that have fueled us throughout the years. This album is a tribute to our fans, the Peruvian metal scene, and all those who have supported us from the beginning."

"Sinner" will be available on all major digital music platforms, including Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, and more, starting May 1, 2024. Join Sepulcro on their journey and immerse yourself in the fury and fervor of thrash metal like never before.

Listen to "Sinner" on Spotify: Sinner on Spotify

The accompanying music video for the track "Slavery": Slavery Music Video.

Directed by Emilio Guzmán of Black Box Studio and filmed in Lima, this video promises to be a visual spectacle that complements the intensity of Sepulcro's music.

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