Sleeping With Sirens confirm “heavier and better than ever” music for 2019—UPDATED
UPDATE: DEC. 15, 2:04 P.M. EST
Since other members of Sleeping With Sirens began to confirm their heavier direction in forthcoming music, frontman Kellin Quinn himself decided to weigh in.
In various responses to skeptical fans, Quinn further confirms the band’s path in the new year.
And you will..
— Kellin Quinn (@Kellinquinn) December 15, 2018
Additionally, another lucky music industry insider said that he heard the upcoming recordings and “can confirm” that the band is heading back to their roots.
“I can confirm as I have heard clips as well, they are heading back towards their first two albums and it’s hard af,” Twitter user ChevyFlora says. “Just wait til y’all hear the breakdowns!!”
Thanks my man! Hope you’re good! Had a blast hanging with you!
— Kellin Quinn (@Kellinquinn) December 15, 2018
ORIGINAL STORY: DEC. 15, 10:56 A.M. EST
A Sleeping With Sirens member has taken to Twitter to confirm their return. Guitarist Jack Fowler says that new music is on the horizon and that it is heavier than anything they have put out to date.
Yesterday, guitarist and vocalist for From First To Last, Matt Good shared a photo to Instagram of Kellin Quinn in the studio with the caption, “Just created some insane fire with @kellinquinn.”
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However, following a story from Loudwire, Fowler confirmed the “heavy music” rumors.
“We are fuckin back babyyyyyyy,” the guitarist says. “Heavier and better than ever.”
We are fuckin back babyyyyyyy, heavier and better than ever https://t.co/4neMWWs2Xy
— Jack Fowler (@JackSWS) December 15, 2018
After perusing the comment section of Good’s Instagram post, reporters found that a fan who had a friend that worked at the studio had heard a few new Sleeping With Sirens clips. The employee claimed that what he heard was “really good and really heavy.”
Quinn also teased a new era for SWS, claiming that 2019 would be a good year for the band.
Additionally, Quinn teased that new music would have a lot of Let’s Cheers To This influence. After replying to a fan on Twitter asking for an era-revival, Quinn simply responded, “You got it.”
Back in February, Fowler said that he was in the mood to write some 2012-sounding SWS material, which also hints at their heavy return.
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