Annihilus Mundi present sophomore full length The Dead Sea Scrolls
Genre-fusing progressive project Annihilus Mundi is preparing to unleash the forthcoming sophomore full-length “The Dead Sea Scrolls” on November 6, 2026. The 77-minute long concept album explores the personal lived experiences of composer and lyricist Daniel Saillant. In a fusion of genres and artforms, Annihilus Mundi reconceptualizes the album’s central ideas through Hideaki Anno’s notorious 1995 anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion and its subsequent 1997 film The End of Evangelion.
Formed in 2018, Annihilus Mundi is the creation of Daniel Saillant, blending elements of death metal, shoegaze, and progressive rock. His 2019 debut album “Grief” and subsequent EP and single releases have positioned him as a distinctive voice in the underground metal scene. Inspired by bands such as Cynic, Deafheaven, and Dream Theater, Saillant continues to push musical boundaries, combining harsh and clean vocals, complex guitar arrangements, and introspective lyrics.
Check out the complete album one day ahead of its general digital release right here:
“The Dead Sea Scrolls” was produced, mixed and mastered, and engineered by Daniel Saillant at Wailing Pines Productions.
Annihilus Mundi is:
Daniel Saillant (Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Programming)
Live Line-up:
Noah Magnelli – Vocals
Chris Ramusiewicz – Guitar
Davy Allen – Guitar
Daniel Saillant – Bass, Vocals
Rick Lowell – Drums
Special Guests on The Dead Sea Scrolls:
Noah Magnelli – harsh & clean vocals
Chris Jones (Æther Realm) – Guest Solo on “Absolute Terror”
Andrew Matarazzo (Perennial Quest) – Guest Solo on “The Dead Sea Scrolls”
Chris Ramusciwicz (Graveborn) – Guest Solo on “Black Moon”
Sam Mooradian (Sam Mooradian, Fallujah) – Guest Solo on “King of Thorns”
Alex Haddad (Dessiderium, Atheist) – Guest Solo on “Terminal Dogma, Mvt. II”
Michael Laurendeau Jr. – Guest Solo on “Human Instrumentality”
Olive Gallop (Ice Giant) – Guest Voice on “Black Moon”
Sarah Hartman (Aversed) – Guest Voice on “Terminal Dogma, Mvts. II & IV”
Anthony Harter (d r 0 n 3) – Guest Noise and Atmospheres on “Silent Planet”

"The Dead Sea Scrolls" is out on November 6, 2026.

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