Primal Fear bassist and co-founder, as well as Sinner frontman, Mat Sinner, has a exciting update to share: he’s gearing up to record a new Sinner album with a talented group of musicians. The songs are already written and promise to be some of the band’s best work yet. Mat has revealed that he plans to dedicate the remainder of his music career to Primal Fear, making this upcoming Sinner album a special one that will celebrate the band’s incredible journey and leave a lasting impression on their loyal fans.
“I will record a new Sinner album soon with a lot of wonderful boys & girls backing me in the studio, and release the best Sinner album we can imagine. Songs are ready and are coming out crushing. Never say never, but I will dedicate the last years of my musical career to Primal Fear. Let’s make the last Sinner album a special one that will make all my long time supporters happy, and let’s celebrate this unbelievable journey together! I will post some more exciting news about this new album next week. The last one turns off the lights. Boom, Bang, Goodbye.”
Sinner has been making music since 1982, with an impressive 20 studio albums under their belt. Their most recent release, Brotherhood, came out in July 2022.
Mat has shared another update, this time with some thrilling news: he’s collaborating with the talented Björn Strid of Soilwork and The Night Flight Orchestra on the final Sinner album. The two have known each other for 20 years but have never worked together until now.
“We’ve known each other for two decades but never worked close together. Now the time has come; it’s an honor to welcome the fabulous Björn Strid of Soilwork and The Night Flight Orchestra on the final Sinner ride with me!
In other news today, I’ve received the vocal tracks of Ronnie Romero – just phenomenal, thank you my friend! Plus, I have to give credit to Alexander Scholpp for his creative partnership and crushing guitars:”
The upcoming album will also feature guest appearances from several notable artists, including Erik Martensson (Eclipse), Ricky Warwick (Black Star Riders, The Almighty), Michael Sadler (Saga), Ronnie Romero, and Sascha Krebs (Rock Meets Classic).
