SINS OF OMISSION - The Creation LP (Transparent Blue Vinyl)

Release date is March 6th 2026, ships in the days before.

3 mm sleeve with insert, 150 copies on transparent blue vinyl Worldwide.

Forgotten Swedish Death Metal album “The Creation” finally available on vinyl!

Sins of Omission was a great Swedish band trailing in the footsteps of the formidable At the Gates, and one could say that they probably had a sound close to the “Slaughter of
the Soul” era, with a few pretty notable exceptions which push their 1999 debut over the top from just a trend hopper to something well worth having.
From the stunning Kristian Wåhlin artwork to the excellent punch of the production, this was for sure one of the better efforts heard from the tenure of Sweden’s Black Sun Records.

But in the hands of Sins of Omission, this sound was still damn potent by the close of the 90s, and this is an album that not only gives some instant gratification but sticks around
as a finer example of the style.

The riffs through the whole album are pretty much a hit, and everything seems pretty well plotted out, and while they are not always as intense as their primary inspiration, they make up for that with those melodic adventures which are often more akin to an evil power/metal vibe of the era.
“The Creation” is with ease one of the better albums within this style which got not enough love, and whether you’re a huge fan of “Slaughter of the Soul” or you enjoy other bands in its wake like Darkane, Soilwork and Impious, this is totally an album worth snapping up now. Just as virile sounding today as it was then.

• Forgotten classic from the Golden Days of the Gothenborg school
• Stunning artwork by Kristian Wahlin (At The Gates, Tiamat, Emperor, Dark Tranquility, Therion a.o.)
• Recorded at Studio Fredman by Fredrik Nordström (At The Gates, In Flames, Dark Tranquility, Arch Enemy)
• Includes members that played or play in Dismember, Thyrfing, Raise Hell a.o.

For those who cannot get enough of: At The Gates, old In Flames, Gates of Ishtar, Dark Tranquility