Sinner Sinners

Even though this is “just” a 7” release with a side A and side B this is worth mentioning. Fast and rocking the songs come out of the speakers catching you right away and make you move along. Reminding of rockabilly music with awesome guitar riffs and strong vocals, “LA’s Burning” heats up your body and soul. “LA’s Burning” is a perfect dance song, rocking you big time. “There’s No Place Like…” begins with pure guitar before the harsher riffs start kicking in as well. This song is deep and touchy, full of emotions digging deep and pinching your heart. On this one you can hear female backing vocals. Somehow this song sounds a little dark and gloomy. An awesome 7”. Go get it while it’s hot! - Tempelores.com

Since when did the French know how to play punk like that?
The dark punk duo of Sam and Steve Thill really did justice to the underground during their US tour this summer, making a pit stop in P-Town on a Saturday night. They were accompanied by their touring band, which included non-French drummer, Marky from the Morlocks, a bassist who they just call Ed, and this super sexy guitarist named Mike Zebra.
I decided to take Spanish in high school instead of French, so I epically failed at understanding Steve’s Parisian banter between songs. Whatever he said, his deep Bela Lugosi voice made it sounded polite and charming. The first chord they played (and every one following) grabbed me. I was only distracted when Mike broke a string on his guitar during the penultimate song of the set. I really want to say he broke the G string since it would have made for an excellent joke, but I cannot be sure.
Labeled on their MySpace as “Horror Punk,” Sinner Sinners have never made Dracula sound so good. They rocked it with high energy like the hardcore True Blood fans rushing to their couches on a Sunday night.
Vampire jokes aside, Sinner Sinners helped me channel my lost inner Misfits. Their dark subject matter yet radio-friendly material and sleek look really made the whole package. Since they will be on the other side of the Atlantic for a while, check out their new single and video “Cadavra” on MySpace. (http://www.myspace.com/sinnersinners).
-Kateri Lirio - Racket mag

...Now quite some Rockabillies entered the room, because Sinner Sinners were up next. The band’s music, somewhere between punk rock and Goth, is ideal for setting the mood if one sleeps in a coffin, but also fits in perfectly in a rock club scene, but is also perfect to get your blood pumping before a night out. Formed by Steve Thill, singer/guitarist and his wife (Sam, keys and vocals) and an array of backing musicians, “Sinner Sinners” they rock stages. The singer’s voice is very deep and goes even deeper underneath your skin. The sound is catchy and gets you going along. Even though the band is quite serious on stage you can have a lot of fun seeing them live. - http://tempelores.com/?p=1096