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Insania to release new studio album “The Great Apocalypse” on June 13th 2025

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April 1, 2025
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Insania The Great Apocalypse coverSwedish power metal masters Insania are pleased to announce the release of their new studio album “The Great Apocalypse”, out on June 13th, 2025, via Frontiers Music Srl.

The first single and accompanying visualizer video, “Revolution”, are available now, giving the audience a taste of the upcoming record.

Watch the official visualizer video for “Revolution” below.

About the new album, the band commented: “‘The Great Apocalypse’ picks up just where ‘Insania V’ left us, and many of the songs are touching the subject of mankind being destructive and never learning from our previous mistakes. In fact, every song on this album is a little bit darker than the songs on ‘Insania V’, so sit back, raise the volume on your device, and let yourself flow into the darkness of our world going under with an incredible and beautiful sound of ‘The Great Apocalypse’”.

Talking about the first single, they added: “‘Revolution’ is a story about a world that is becoming more and more like a mental institution. Imagine the world’s leaders embedding their desire to keep the power into fancy words about trying to make society equal and just for all people serving it. At the same time, they take away their rights, making it look like the people are voting for them to do it – wouldn’t that be just pure evil? Well – the people have had enough! So now it’s time for the world leaders to feel the fear and listen to the sound of ‘Revolution’”!

Four years after the successful “V”, the Swedes are back with their own recipe of power metal, full of speedy, double-bass drums, great hooks, and amazing solos. The band’s current line-up consists of Mikko Korsbäck (drums), Erik Arkö (bass), Niklas Dahlin (guitars), Ola Halén (vocals and guitars).

The first version of Insania was formed in 1992 by drum player Mikko Korsbäck and guitar player Henrik Juhano. Bass player Tomas Stolt was added to the line-up shortly after, and a few other musicians were also part of the band for short periods of time.

The band initially started off playing covers of their favorite bands such as Helloween and Iron Maiden, but eventually Mikko’s classmate Niklas Dahlin joined as a second guitar player and they started writing their own tunes. The band then added keyboard player Patrik Västilä and began to pursue a more melodic style. Mikko took it upon himself to sing, even if he was playing the drums at the same time, as the band had not found a vocalist to match their ambitions.

In 1997, the band approached singer David Henriksson to join the band. The union between the band’s ambitions and David’s vocals was a match made in heaven. The band felt complete and sought to find a way to reach a bigger crowd.

Later, the band was offered a deal with House Of Kicks (later known as MNW and then Sound Pollution) and their debut album “World Of Ice” was released in 1999. The band would go on to release three more albums over the course of the coming years, while enduring some line-up changes and eventually going on hiatus in 2007.

Following the signing with Frontiers to release “V”, Insania started to bring their power metal attack again back to the metalheads around the globe, revitalized with the addition of the singer extraordinaire Ola Halén.

Pre-order & pre-save “The Great Apocalypse” here.

Tracklist:
1. The Trinity
2. Indestructible
3. No One’s Hero
4. Afterlife
5. Revolution
6. The Prophesier
7. Fire From Above
8. Underneath The Eye
9. The Great Apocalypse (When Hell is All Around)

Line-up:
Ola Halén – Vocals and Guitars
Niklas Dahlin – Guitars
Erik Arkö – Bass
Mikko Korsbäck – Drums

Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/InsaniaStockholmOfficial
www.instagram.com/insaniastockholm

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