Boom Bang Goodbye
German hard rock stalwart Mat Sinner has announced that SINNER, the band that launched his 45-year career, are disbanding, but not before releasing "Boom Bang Goodbye", their 21st and final studio album. The record is notable for its all-star roster of guest vocalists and what the reviewer considers the band's best production yet, making it a fitting send-off for a group long regarded as a dependable pillar of traditional, uncompromising hard rock.
Rather than handling vocals himself, Sinner brought in a rotating cast of respected singers, including Renan Zonta of Electric Mob on the opener "Dreams Can Come True", former Jaded Heart frontman Michael Bormann on "Wait", Ronnie Romero on three tracks including "Leave It All Behind", Soilwork's Björn "Speed" Strid on "Are You Ready", and Primal Fear guitarist Magnus Karlsson featuring on closer "Power". The eleven-track album sticks firmly to melodic, chorus-driven hard rock without experimentation, and Blabbermouth's review awards it 7.5 out of 10.
In short
- SINNER, Mat Sinner's band, is splitting up after 45 years.
- Final album "Boom Bang Goodbye" features many guest vocalists.
- Blabbermouth reviewer rates the farewell record 7.5/10.
Explained simply
SINNER are a German hard rock band founded and led by Mat Sinner, spanning a 45-year career. The band is known for their straightforward approach to melodic, heavy guitar-based rock music. Now, the band has announced they are breaking up following the release of a final album.
The final album, titled "Boom Bang Goodbye", is SINNER's 21st studio record and features an unusual approach to its creation. Rather than having Mat Sinner provide all the vocals as usual, the band has brought in a rotating series of guest vocalists from other bands to sing on different tracks. This means the album showcases multiple different singers interpreting the band's hard rock material.
SINNER are disbanding after four decades in the hard rock scene. The band's consistent output across 21 studio albums has established them as a fixture in hard rock, making their end the conclusion of a substantial career in the music industry.
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