Which Finnish band released the 2000 album 'Clayman'?

In Flames released the 2000 album Clayman.

Clayman was the Swedish-influenced band's fifth studio album and an important release in the development of melodic death metal. It was recorded at Studio Fredman in Gothenburg, a city strongly associated with the genre's melodic guitar style.

The album includes songs such as "Only for the Weak," "Pinball Map," and its title track. In Flames paired harsh vocals and aggressive riffing with prominent harmonized guitar melodies, helping the group reach listeners beyond the underground extreme-metal scene.

The title and cover art draw on the idea of a human figure shaped from clay. In Flames formed in Gothenburg in 1990, although the band has undergone major lineup changes since its early period. Clayman is therefore often discussed as a landmark of the band's classic era rather than as a summary of its later sound.