“Legends” was chosen as the official song for Team USA Winter Olympics this year. It’s edgy, and the elements of percussion help build the rhythm and make the song interesting to listen to. “Empire to Ashes” has the more classic Sleeping with Sirens sound. The album then moves along to “Empire to Ashes” and “Legends,” and the energy picks up. I found the song monotone, and it felt lackluster. I enjoyed the instrumentals, but main vocalist Quinn was lacking in his tone and range. The album opens with the title track “Gossip.” This song was a decent way to open up an album. Just a flat, boring road that you’re stuck on forever. No interesting paths, no interesting scenery. Listening to this album was like being on the most painful road trip. On top of this, the energy seems to be going nowhere. This album doesn’t display the depth and complexity of previous releases. Records.Īlthough this new release with a major label showed promise, it fell flat. Finally, in 2017, they released their fifth album, Gossip, with massive music company Warner Bros. They released three records with Rise Records and for their fourth studio album, Madness, they partnered with Epitaph Records. After all growing up in the same area, the trio reunited in Florida and was signed to Rise Records. Three members of the band are from the Muskegon Area (Justin Hills, Gabe Barham, and Kellin Quinn). Sleeping with Sirens is an American rock band. The band Sleeping with Sirens recently was pushed into the world of major record contracts with powerhouse labels, and I’m afraid they pushed themselves in the completely wrong direction. You need someone to push you to see what you’re really made of.Īnd other times, you’re doing just dandy. You need someone to push you to explore your passions. You need someone to push you to try that new food.

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