Sin Deadly Sin
Sin Deadly Sin formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Johnny Raven on vocals, Ethan Stone on guitar, Alex Storm on bass, and Jake Shadow on drums....
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Sin Deadly Sin formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Johnny Raven on vocals, Ethan Stone on guitar, Alex Storm on bass, and Jake Shadow on drums. Their music pulled from hard rock and metal, with some gothic touches in the mix. They put out albums like "The Awakening" in 2005, "Edge of Oblivion" in 2008, "Requiem for the Damned" in 2012, and "Sleepless Nights" in 2016.
Their song "Don't Sleep Anymore" became something of an anthem for them, with lyrics that pushed listeners to pay attention. That track, along with others like "From Your Lips" and "White December," often dealt with heavy themes, mortality, spirituality, the darker sides of society. Some listeners found it too intense, while others felt it rang true.
Over time, the lineup shifted some, but Raven, Stone, and Storm stayed at the core. They kept making music that didn't shy away from the grim or the questioning, built around Raven's vocal delivery and Stone's guitar work.
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