Unredeemer is a Finnish death metal band formed in 2019.
In a world filled with false prophets and promises of redemption—offering an easy way out of pain and trouble—we offer Unredemption!
Unredeem yourself!
Become your own savior. Redemption was sold to you as a way to take responsibility from your hands—but why would you give it away?
By giving it away, you give your life away.
Reject redemption.
Unredeem yourself!
Musically, Unredeemer draws inspiration from classic death metal acts such as Death, Morbid Angel, Carcass and Slayer, with a healthy dose of modern thrash/death acts such as Decapitated, Cattle Decapitation, Amon Amarth and Devil Driver.
So far, the band has released one EP in 2020 titled 4-19-23, and one full-length album, Word Become Flesh, released in 2022.
On July 18th 2025 the band released their new single titled Shame, and
On September 26th 2025 the single titled Pity.
PITY reflects on the sorrow embedded in nostalgia. It speaks to the hidden cost of joy: the ache of remembering, the wound of beauty once lived. The lyrics suggest that to feel deeply is to suffer deeply—but that this suffering is not a flaw, but a mark of having lived fully.
The song condemns those who close themselves off from joy for fear of its inevitable aftermath, portraying them as lost souls, blind to the divine presence hidden in pain.
Through mythical imagery and a sense of spiritual reckoning, Pity elevates suffering as sacred—a necessary consequence of ecstasy, and perhaps even its proof.
Musically PITY continues the darker turn started with Shame, both musically and lyrically. Switching from high pitched screams to guttural, almost spoken parts, and wrapping up with pained screams, the musical and vocal performance reflect the lyrical theme.
Genre – Death/Blackened death groove metal
Line up:
Olli Hänninen [Drums]
Sami Lehtonen [Bass]
Pekka Paasikivi [Guitar]
Mika (Nisu) Niskala [Guitar]
Saša Pul [Vocals]
Recording/mixing Harri Hyytiäinen
Mastering studio – Niklas Piispala // Norppa Audio
Record label/distribution partner – Self released
