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Brand New Sin (Reis)

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If the processed garbage you've been force-fed by corporate radio hasn't totally killed your desire to ROCK, then it's time you tried Brand New Sin.

Creed is not ROCK. Coldplay is not ROCK. ROCK is loud, heavy, tattooed, fist-pumping and alcohol-fueled. Brothers and sisters, Brand New Sin is ROCK! Brand New Sin is the band you expect to find at your favorite bar, belting out heavy as hell songs that would make Motorhead and Black Label Society proud.

Forget about radio. Forget about trends. Spread the word - ROCK is back, and bands like Brand New Sin and Fireball Ministry are leading the charge. If you miss real hard rock music, check out Brand New Sin.

NOTE: The 2006 Century Media reissue contains some multimedia bells and whistles, but no new songs. If you have the original version, you might as well stick with that one.

Unfortunately, I fist picked up this CD after Brand New Sin disbanded. What a great CD!!!!! At first I wasn't really sure if I liked the singers voice. It didn't take long at all to fall in love with it. This is just a foot stomping, fist pumping album! Buy it and put it in you car or truck for a week and you will be hooked.

I agree with Mr Briggs but must clarify his reference to the band.

Brand New Sin is alive and kicking with a few personnel changes.

The singer from the 1st 3 cds parted ways with the band to pursue

other interests -one as a solo musician and later on several band

projects. Brand New Sin released their 4th Cd, "Distilled" in 2009

as a totally independent recording with Kris taking charge of writing,

producing & fronting the band. On Oct 11, 2011 BNS will release it's

5th and most creative work, "United State" through an unprecedented

worldwide marketing and distribution deal with Goomba Music in Chicago,Il.

This venture leaves all the creativity, production and artwork with the

band unlike a 'recording contract' which usually leaves a band with a

small advance and the road to nowhere. If you love the first cd then

by all means take a chance on 'United State' with it's 16 tracks -a bargain

by today's economic standards.