Sister Sin
Sister Sin - Now And Forever
Swedish metal heads Sister Sin shout out to the scene with their brand spanking new album Now and Forever.
Listening to their fourth studio album I can definitely understand why they are storming through the metal scene. The album starts with an instrumental that is a great build up for what is to come, it then smoothly transforms into the rough and ready opening track End Of The Line. Their sound is very raw and original, combing old school influences with some modern punk aspects. Amazing guitar solos, thunderous rhythms and powerful vocals combine together well to make some very captivating melodies with chorus' that will be remembered for a long time. My personal favourite song on the album is The Chosen Few, I like how the track opens with a stadium like call without music and it then leads into the song with original melody and fantastic chorus.
Overall an excellent album from Sister Sin, I do hope the make a visit to the UK very soon.
Stand out tracks: The Chosen Few, Fight Song and Morning After
For fans of Halestorm and Doro
To find out more about Sister Sin, check out the Facebook page HERE.
Words: Charlotte Whittingham
Swedish metal heads Sister Sin shout out to the scene with their brand spanking new album Now and Forever.
Listening to their fourth studio album I can definitely understand why they are storming through the metal scene. The album starts with an instrumental that is a great build up for what is to come, it then smoothly transforms into the rough and ready opening track End Of The Line. Their sound is very raw and original, combing old school influences with some modern punk aspects. Amazing guitar solos, thunderous rhythms and powerful vocals combine together well to make some very captivating melodies with chorus' that will be remembered for a long time. My personal favourite song on the album is The Chosen Few, I like how the track opens with a stadium like call without music and it then leads into the song with original melody and fantastic chorus.
Overall an excellent album from Sister Sin, I do hope the make a visit to the UK very soon.
Stand out tracks: The Chosen Few, Fight Song and Morning After
For fans of Halestorm and Doro
To find out more about Sister Sin, check out the Facebook page HERE.
Words: Charlotte Whittingham
