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SINNER Reissues Detailed

May 28, 2009

Metal Mind Productions has set a July 6 European release date (August 11 in North America via MVD) for the reissues of three albums from German metallers SINNER — "Judgement Day" (1997),"The Nature of Evil" (1998) and "There Will Be Execution" (2003). The reisues will be digitally remastered using 24-bit technology and released on golden discs. Each digipack title is limited to 1,000 copies.

"Judgement Day" bonus tracks:

01. The River Runs Dry
02. Had Enough

"The Nature of Evil" bonus tracks:

01. Calm Before The Storm
02. Searching For Your Love
03. Twisted Mind

"There Will Be Execution" bonus tracks:

01. Wherever I May Roam
02. Balls To The Wall
03. The Truth Is Out There

Video footage of SINNER's November 20, 2008 concert in Munich, Germany can be viewed below (courtesy of "eblinternational").

"Crash & Burn", the new album from SINNER (featuring PRIMAL FEAR members Mat Sinner and Henny Wolter),was released on September 19 in Germany via AFM Records (September 22 in the rest of Europe and October 13 in North America). The CD was produced by Mat Sinner and Henny Wolter at the House Of Music studios and features guest appearances by Dirty Sanchez (percussion),Dennis Ward (backing vocals, percussion) and Nena (backing vocals). The limited-edition digipack version of the album includes two bonus tracks — "One Night Only" (written by Mat Sinner and Magnus Karlsson) and "Fast Decision 2008" — and the video for the song "Revolution". According to a press release, "Fast Decision 2008" was "created under bizarre circumstances, as AFM Records A&R representant Markus and drummer Klaus forced Mat in the studio, to record a new version of the forgotten jewel again. Mat was irritated about their sick idea first, but after some shots of booze, Mat agreed to sing this song for one last time."

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