With a sound that doesn't so much perceive the worlds of classical and extreme

metal merging as it does colliding, Danish duo Sinnrs are one of those rare bands

whose music is actually more brutal and over the top than their name.



Nero and Maestus formed Sinnrs in July 2017, and immediately started penning songs for a debut album Profound,

launched a year later on the 22nd of July, 2018. The 10-track release was mixed and mastered at the Hertz Studios in Poland,

who have previously worked on releases from Behemoth, Vader and Decapitated.



Fully conceived and performed by Nero and Maestus,

Profound merges the furious brutality of extreme metal with the elegance of classical and opera, giving listeners a dimensional musical

experience in pure dark matter. The juxtaposition of punishing guitar riffs and relentless blastbeats with symphonic arrangements and

soaring vocals is fascinating in the way it highlights the inherent differences and similarities these genres have. While classical

fans might balk at the savagery of Sinnrs sound, metal enthusiasts will enjoy getting swept up in the epicness the classical elements

bring to the table. Whichever side you might fall on, Profound

is a honest manifest that makes a wonderful spectacle out of rather unlikely pairing.