For more noise check out Sin Division's Sinful Seraphim myspace page.
It's a myspace site devoted to our fans, with more pics and unreleased material.
All songs written and produced by Jeremy P. (a.k.a. Nameless Sin).
When perfoming live, Sin Division enlists various musicians who support the project.
Band History:
Sin Division as a live experience began in the swamps of Florida, outside of Orlando.
Since it's birth SD has played shows across the US gaining fans, friends, and respect internationally. Sin Division currently calls Los Angeles their home.
Sin, (lead singer/founder) writes, records, and performs all of the Sin Division material.
Influenced by a wide range of sounds, emotions, and experiences, Sin transforms the visions of life in his mind into deeply moving original material. Religion and media dominated society, death, loneliness and regret, love and hatred, sex and drugs, war and greed are just a few conceptual motivators in his work.
People like to label them "Industrial rock" -- but make no mistake -- Sin Division's sound is unique.
Taking 80's drum machines and 90's guitar tones and piling on glitched out vocals, they truly embody a timeless style.
"The S.D. sound is pretty raw in comparison to most metal, industrial, and rock bands out there. I blend styles to create something real and true but most importantly, something new."
-Nameless Sin
Sin Division is not as polished or processed as most radio friendly crap, but they're kicking ass in the underground...
Press and Articles:
July 07 ReGen Magazine:
Review on Sin Division's Debut release, "One Last Kiss", by DJ Infamous; This album brings back the very best of mid '90s industrial rock while still attaining a great level of ingenuity.
Sin Division's debut album, One Last Kiss gives the listener the rough and edgy industrial sound of the mid '90s without sounding much like stale rehashes of the popish attempts to revive the movement that are so common. Sin Division's tracks, while being composed and performed in studio by one person (Sin), the tracks maintain a high level of diversity. Opening with "Duck Duck Goose," the album shows a level of sampling and mixing mastery not held by most artists and drives a slow groove pounding beat laced with Stabbing Westward-ish vocals down your throat. The first track contains a great amount of emotionally driven lyrics that set the tone for the entire album, which maintains its slow and hard driving pace as it transitions into the second track, "H.U.I. (Human User Interface)." This track takes on a more Machines of Loving Grace feel, reminiscent of "Golgotha Tenement Blues" from the '97 release of The Crow soundtrack. Track three, "Strange" keeps the same tempo for the most part, but adds more diverse beats and demonstrates more of the production ingenuity so well displayed by the first track. "UNTITLED" jumps up the pace and pushes Sin's vocals into an entirely new direction. The song reeks of the influence of KMFDM and Combichrist, a huge turn from "One Last Kiss," which is more of a slow, dark rock semi-ballad that maintains the driving beats of the previous tracks at a slower pace. The album closes with "Morphing," which is almost like a summary of the entire album ranging from slow beats and subtle lyrics to hard thrashing guitar riffs and screaming vocals. This track is all around danceable, as is almost the entire album. Overall, the album is a near perfect revival of what industrial rock should be.
Review on Sin Division, by FilmChick:
"This band has true and utter talent. Their songs have a unique and original style that must be recognized. They bring a fresh new meaning to the word 'rock'. Members of this band have an extreme musical talent that deserves to be unleashed. All who listen to this album will truly enjoy Sin Division's non traditional rock sound and amazing lyrical content. This band has nothing but fame to look forward to. Sin Division has and will continue to unconditionally bring the 'noise' to their fans."
Performance History:
Sin Division has performed at many historical rock venues, including: Excalibur/Vision night club in Chicago, the Whisky A Go Go, the Roxy, the Key Club, and the Knitting Factory in Hollywood, The Queen Mary in Long Beach, and The Haven in Orlando.
Genre:
We are striving for a new sound composed of many different era's, styles, and types of music. We are often compared to bands like; Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails, Combichrist, The Faint, The Bravery, KMFDM, The Cure, Iggy Pop, Ministry, Orgy, and etc...
Discography:
The only official album release is: One Last Kiss (EP). Sin Division is currently working on a new concept album, strictly for digital distribution.
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