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IN FLAMES: 'A Sense Of Purpose' First-Week Chart Positions

April 10, 2008

"A Sense of Purpose", the new album from Swedish metallers IN FLAMES, has registered the following chart positions so far:

#3 - Finland
#7 - Canada
#14 - Japan
#28 - U.S.

"A Sense of Purpose" (Koch) shifted 20,000 copies in the United States during its first week of release. This is slightly less than the opening tally of "Come Clarity" (Ferret),which sold just under 24,000 copies in February 2006 to debut at position No. 58.

IN FLAMES will perform at the Metal Hammer Golden Gods 2008 awards ceremony on Monday, June 16 at the IndigO2 (O2 Arena) in London, UK.

IN FLAMES is nominated in two categories at the event, which is organized by the monthly UK magazine Metal Hammer:

* Best International Band
* Shredder (Jesper Strmblad)

For a complete list of this year's nominees, click here.

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