SINNER: New Photo From 'Back On Trail' Video Shoot Posted Online

June 12, 2011

German heavy rockers SINNER recently finished filming a video for their new single, "Back On Trail", in Nrnberg, Germany. The song, which will be released in early August, comes off the band's new album, "One Bullet Left", which will be released on September 9 via AFM Records. The CD was recorded in Stuttgart, Germany with Mat Sinner producing and Achim Khler engineering.

A new photo from the "Back On Trail" video shoot can be seen below.

SINNER's revamped lineup features mainman Mat Sinner (PRIMAL FEAR) and guitarist Christof Leim (THE NEW BLACK) along with Alex Scholpp (TARJA, FARMER BOYS) on guitar, Andr Hilgers (RAGE) on drums and Alex Beyrodt (PRIMAL FEAR, VOODOO CIRCLE) on third guitar.

SINNER's last album, "Crash & Burn", was released in September 2008 via AFM Records.

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