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Hell yes......worth the wait and leaves me wanting a metric-fuck-tonne more....this is one of those tracks that stops you dead in your tracks the first time you hear it and you know you will never forget...ever.....many thanks..x

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intro kinda reminds me of old fear factory !! Love this track

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March 2017.

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Came Back Haunted

Seraph Sin’s first official release “Up On High” has been produced and recorded by the highly regarded Rico, known for his influential solo work and his collaborations with Gary Numan and Tricky. Now working with Seraph Sin on their first EP, he describes first single Up On high as a track that “isn’t here to make friends… It’s f*****g vicious.”

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Up On High

Seraph Sin are a four piece industrial metal band hailing from Scotland, founded by Gabriel Lennox.  The fast paced and visceral quartet have been making a name for themselves with several high profile tours, from working with Rico (Gary Numan) to tours with Hanzel und Gretyl and Mortiis, they have now been completed a second tour with the industrial legend Mortiis from Finland, this time joined by the genre pioneering PIG. 

The band combine industrial metal, punk, prog and even flares of jazz, all layered with synths, rock guitars, bone crushing drums, pulsing bass and vocals which range from angelic to snarling rage. 

After a successful tour with Hanzel und Gretyl the band launched an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign to help the with the cost of touring with Mortiis; through the generosity of their fans this target was met in 23 hours and in fact reached double the figure the band asked for. Seraph Sin hit the road with Mortiis, where they received nothing but praise from critics and fans alike. 

Seraph Sin have already played and worked with acts including Static X, KMFDM, Alec Empire, 3 Teeth, Queen Adreena, Eric 13 (Combichrist) and Wayne Hussey (The Mission).
 They then had not one, but three of their songs used by the hugely successful Insane Championship Wrestling as intros for their wrestlers, as well as the intro music for their popular weekly show. 

Their debut EP “God What Have I Done” showcases the band's harder edge while at the same time outlining their depth and willingness to try new things not traditionally perceived to part of the industrial genre. 

Full UK Tour with Mortiis, PIG and Seraph Sin from 09/03/17 to 18/03/17 

Band members 
Gabriel Lennox: Vocals, Guitars,keys and programming 

Roddy McCahon: Drums


Press Quotes and links follow below: 






“an imposing and likeable racket calling to mind ‘Psalm 69’ era Ministry, ‘Wish’ era NIN, Gravity Kills”  
-Midlandsmetal 


“the darkest hard rock Scotland has to offer. These influences shine on tracks such as "Up On High"; with a touch of New Project when the chorus picks up in ferocity, it's really good, while "Dry Deity" takes a slower approach, in places sounding a little like Wednesday 13, is no less enjoyable.” 
- Nozzieuk.blogspot.co.uk


“The set felt particularly ominous especially in terms of the lead singer’s vocal style, and how he snarled into the microphone at certain times throughout the whole performance”. 
- Metal Wani.com 


very much awaited by the audience and had their own fan base.  They were Seraph Sin, a four piece industrial metal band.  They popped to the stage with quite an energy and speed and vocalist Gabriel Lennox started pouring out the emotions from the very first song.
Jurga, Planet Mosh 


“little touches. . . made the band stand out. They took what came before and made it theirs” – narcmagazine.com


“They truly do deserve their label of "Orchestral Industrial Metal", their music is refined and powerful with a crushing might that is rarely found in industrial metal today”.
Matt Baggins- Two guys metal reviews 


“Pulse Fm “As if Marilyn Manson, Rammstein and the Murderdolls formed a supergroup”.”
TMT - Pulse Fm


Bandcamp:
https://seraphsin.bandcamp.com/releases

Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBQ-3pFVMGk


Manager Gabriel Lennox

seraphsin@yahoo.co.uk

Up On High

Seraph Sin

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