THESE ARE NOT MY PERSONAL REVIEWS- 'CAUSE I AM TOO BIG OF A FAN TO BE SUBJECTIVE.I FOUND THESE REVIEWS AND A TON MORE ON THE WEB AND I POSTED THEM HERE-THE REVIEW ON THE SECOND DECADE IS FROM THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE END OF SANCTUARY review Hardly finished its round as a musician of PRIMAL FEAR , we are entitled to our quasi annual delivery of SINNER . With the listening of " The End Of Sanctuary ", which jumps immediately to the ears, it is the musical evolution, and there, one can say that the fact of having attended Ralph Sheppard is surely not foreign with that. In testifies this " Signed, Sealed & endiabl Delivered". The production is terrible and Chechmate sings better than ever, with this requiring how it manages to combine such vocal with its lines of low Maideniesque. Its accomplices are not remains about it, and on certain pieces, all push the " warlike choruses " bringing back for us to best the years on Germanic metal. The duels of guitars are terrible so much the two musicians at this station compete of virtuosity. It remains us more than to wish that SINNER visit us finally for some concerts, in particular in province where a great number of fans wishes to take part in a great Heavy festival. If you like this musical style and that you have only one purchase to make this month, "The End Of Sanctuary", you get urgently will not regret it.
JUDGEMENT DAY review Since more than ten years Sinner is a trademark for brilliant heavy rock. This is also true for the band`s latest output "Judgement Day". While other bands, who play this style of music, fail to combine the melodic element with heavyness and thus sound like heavy pop bands, Sinner are definitely rooted in the metal genre, but are nevertheless able to create great melodies. My favourite tracks on "Judgement Day" are "White Lightning" and "School of hard knocks", but also the other nine tracks were really able to convince me. Thus my final judgement is that this is a "Buy or die"-release for all fans of melodic heavy rock. NATURE OF EVIL REVIEW
Fresh off the heals of that Primal Fear record, Mat Sinner returns for the metal kill. Sinner offers up a true 80s metal sounding record for sure. Still they ad in some cool keys of today and a touch of the 70s on "Devils River." Its very metal. Anyone that dug Judas Priest and bands of that ilk will get to put their fangs into some pure true metal. This German band has paid some dues. "The Sun Goes Down" is a Phil Lynott song from early rockers Thin Lizzy. "The Nature Of Evil" is a march oldie like rocker. "Rising" was more of a keyboard with guitars intro to the darker "Walk On The Dark Side." If you like traditional heavy metal? Then become a Sinner. |