Sinsaenum cover Melvins

2018-09-27 by DatsNotDaMetulz | 2 Comments
Black/death metal supergroup Sinsaenum have released a cover of the Melvins song "Hooch", which originally featured on the sludge metal group's Kurt Cobain-produced 1993 classic Houdini.

As with latest album Repulsion for Humanity, the song (released as a stand-alone single) does not feature co-vocalist Attila Csihar, who is currently busy with as-yet-unknown other commitments.

Sinsaenum are currently on an international tour, their first live shows as a band.



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Cimnele
September 27th 2018
2527 Comments


weird choice
how are you meant to do this song better than the melvins did

also melvins are sorta depraved and sorta cute and this video has no cute at all

clander270
September 28th 2018
433 Comments


This is more unnecessary than Weezer covering Africa



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