Mat Sinner

Mat Sinner (born 16 October 1964 in Stuttgart, Germany) is a bassist, vocalist, and record producer from Stuttgart, Germany.

Mat Sinner
Sinner in 2019
Background information
GenresMelodic rock, heavy metal, power metal
Occupation(s)Musician, songwriter, producer
InstrumentsBass guitar, vocals, keyboards
Years active1982–present
LabelsAFM Records
Associated actsSinner
Primal Fear
Voodoo Circle
Kiske/Somerville
Silent Force
Level 10
Jorn
Tribuzy
Joacim Cans
Lene kosti
Websitematsinner.com

Sinner has been involved in numerous bands and projects throughout his musical career. His main bands have been Sinner since 1982 and Primal Fear since 1997; he formed the latter band with former Gamma Ray singer Ralf Scheepers. He also formed the band Voodoo Circle with guitarist Alex Beyrodt, in 2008.

Sinner has also been working as a record producer for Kiske/Somerville, Bobby Kimball/Jimi Jamison (former vocalists of bands Toto and Survivor), and the first Scheepers solo album. Sinner is also the musical director of the successful Rock Meets Classic tour in Europe, where legendary rock singers team up with the RMC Symphony Orchestra and the Mat Sinner Band every year with a setlist of classic rock songs.[1][2]

In 2013 Sinner also joined the band Silent Force.[3]

In 2014, it was announced that a new project called Level 10, featuring Sinner with Symphony X vocalist Russell Allen and other members of Primal Fear.[4] In January 2015 Chapter One was released.[5]

In 2017, Mat Sinner released the album Tequila Suicide with his band Sinner with a Top 50 chart entry in Germany. The Primal Fear album Apocalypse released in August 2018 and charted Top 10 in Germany and 11 more countries. The Sinner album Santa Muerte released on 13 September 2019 and the Primal Fear album Metal Commando was released on 24 July 2020.

Discography

Sinner
  • Danger Zone (1984)
  • Touch of Sin (1985)
  • Comin' Out Fighting (1986)
  • Dangerous Charm (1987)
  • No More Alibis (1992)
  • Respect (1994)
  • Bottom Line (1995)
  • Judgement Day (1997)
  • The Nature of Evil (1998)
  • The End of Sanctuary (2000)
  • There Will Be Execution (2004)
  • Mask of Sanity (2007)
  • Crash & Burn (2008)
  • One Bullet Left (2011)
  • Touch of Sin 2 (2013)[6]
  • Tequila Suicide (2017)
  • Santa Muerte (2019)

Solo
  • Back to the Bullet (1990)

Primal Fear

Kiske/Somerville

Voodoo Circle

Ralf Scheepers

Silent Force

Level 10

Other
  • The Heat – Same (1993)
  • Skin Deep – Painful Day (1993)
  • The Heat – Goldfinger (1995)
  • Pegazus – Breaking The Chains (1999)
  • Kovenant – New World Order (2000)
  • Hammerfall – "Crimson Thunder" (2002)
  • Rick Renstrom – Rick Renstrom (2004)
  • Joacim Cans – Beyond the Gates (2004)
  • Dionysus – Fairytales & Reality (2006)
  • Tribuzy – Execution (2006)
  • Vengeance – Back in the Ring (2006)
  • Biss – Xtension (2006)
  • Goddess Shiva – Goddess Shiva (2007)
  • Tribuzy – Execution – Live Reunion (2007)
  • Barra Bazz – Barra Bazz (2008)
  • Vengeance – Soul Collector (2009)
  • Phenomena – Blind Faith (2010)
  • Kimball/Jamison – Kimball Jamison (2011)[8]
  • Jorn - Life On Death Road (2017)
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References
  1. Sinner, Mat. "Biography"
  2. Tourneen
  3. Silent Force Returns in 2013
  4. "Mat Sinner facebook page". facebook.com. Retrieved 5 October 2014.
  5. "Level 10 Chapter One". Encyclopaedia Metallum The Metal Archives.
  6. Sinner. "Discography"
  7. Primal, Fear. "Discography" Archived 16 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine
  8. Sinner. "Discography"
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