Sister Sin - Black Lotus album flac

Black Lotus is the fifth and final studio album by Swedish heavy metal band Sister Sin. Produced by Rikard Lofgren and Gustav Ydenius, the album was released by Victory Records on October 27, 2014. The same day, the album in full was streamed on Blabbermouth, and the official music video for "Chaos Royale" premiered on Loudwire. All tracks written by Jimmy Hiltula and Dave Sundberg.

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SISTER SIN skillfully inject elements of classic, metal-tinged hard rock in the vein of MOTLEY CRUE, ACCEPT, and JUDAS PRIEST, while remaining contemporary and palatable, akin to bands like THE PRETTY RECKLESS and HALESTORM. Frontwoman Liv Jagrell is as commanding as ever with attitude-heavy, full-throated roars and sing-along choruses, backed by heaps of swaggering riffs and ripping guitar solos over a rabblerousing, beat stomping rhythm section. Despite a strong homage to their classic heavy metal predecessors, SISTER SIN establishes themselves as a staple in the modern hard rock scene with. Download file from usenet: SISTER SIN – Black Lotus 2014 mp3 + lossless. SISTER SIN "Black Lotus" NEW (CD, 2014) 1. 9$.

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Sister Sin was an "old-school metal" band from Gothenburg, Sweden. The band released four full-length albums, with the most recent Black Lotus released October 27, 2014. Sister Sin toured in Europe and North America with bands such as Slayer, King Diamond, Lordi and In This Moment before splitting in November 2015. The group was formed in 2002 and released various recordings via smaller indie labels