SINAMORE: 'Better Alone' Video Available

December 11, 2007

Finnish goth-rock quartet SINAMORE has released the video for its new single, "Better Alone", taken from the group's second album, "Seven Sins a Second". Released in November via Napalm Records, the CD was recorded at Villvox Studio with Juho Räihä (BEFORE THE DAWN, GLORIA MORTI) and Aleksanteri Kuosa.

Watch the "Better Alone" clio below.

Regarding the musical direction of the follow-up to 2006's "A New Day", the band previously said, "The new material follows the musical direction found on the last tracks that made their way onto 'A New Day' ('Misery Carnival', 'Drama for Two', and 'Fallen'). The songs are deeper, more melancholic and powerful, and definitely more metal than on the previous album."

SINAMORE was previously signed to the Japanese label WorldChaos Production.

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