Sinner is a German heavy metal band with a history that stretches back to the early 1980s, incorporating a blend of hard rock and traditional metal with a touch of blues. Founded by vocalist and bassist Mat Sinner (Matthias Lasch), their musical journey has been marked by a multitude of line-up changes and a consistent output of albums that celebrate the band's deep-seated love for hard-hitting rock music. Their sound resonates with the influence of classic metal acts, melding pounding rhythms with melodic but fierce guitar work—a signature that has defined their place in the metal community over the decades.

With their most recent releases, including albums like "Brotherhood," "Santa Muerte," "Tequila Suicide," and hard-hitting singles such as "Bulletproof" and "Fiesta Y Copas," Sinner has showcased their ability to persistently deliver robust and energetic metal tracks that honor the genre’s roots while incorporating modern sonic elements. The band’s lyrical content often dives into themes of resilience, rebellion, and the rock n' roll lifestyle, helping to cement their image as true mainstays of the heavy metal world. “Santa Muerte,” one of their more recent albums, exemplifies the band's flair for diversity, featuring a mix of guest musicians and a reinvigorated sound that proves Sinner's adaptability and continued relevance in the metal scene.