Sin Prism
Stories Told from the Dark Side
Most bands write songs about heroes, happy endings, and people doing the right thing. Not us.
Sin Prism tells original stories from the perspectives of villains, monsters, broken souls, and people making terrible decisions. Sometimes they're frightening. Sometimes they're tragic. Sometimes they're darkly funny. Almost always, they're more human than we'd like to admit.
How did we end up here? One day our primary songwriter and vocalist, Jer, was watching a Disney-style animated musical and wondered, "Do the same writers who create the uplifting songs for the heroes also write the deliciously evil songs for the villains?" That sounded like a challenge worth accepting.
Our songs wander through worlds of jealous lovers, kidnappers, murderers, evil spirits, creepy strangers, doomed romances, supernatural nightmares, and ordinary people capable of extraordinary darkness. We're not celebrating these characters—we're shining a light on them.
Some songs may make you laugh. Others may leave you unsettled. A few might have you double-checking the locks before bed. Either way, these stories aren't for kids... but if you enjoy exploring the darker corners of imagination, pull up a chair.
—Thought-provoking tales from Jer, Riley, Robin, Sebastian, and Ariel, straight to your unsuspecting ears. We love ya!
Songs Being Recorded Now
Transcendental Demon
I Love Religion
Drone Day Disaster
Home Is Where the Hell Is
Cake in a Cell
Dancing with Deceit
Fire
Going Back to Venus
Liar in the Truth House
My Mistake
Stained Glass Stained Past
Death and the Maiden
Under Lock and Key
Three-Way Jezebel
Agenda Message Brand
But We Were Plastic Then
Can't Break a Granite Heart
Dandelion Days
Darkness at Sundown
Death on the Doorstep
Down in the Valley
Escape from Regret
Fishbowl of Disgrace
Harmony Flame Was Here
Hes Cold Shes Afraid
Hiding in Plain Sight
His Death Was Destiny
In the Garden of God
Lavender Bonfire
Lips Like Shattered Glass
Litterbug Glitterhug
Lottery
No Name Train to Nowhere
Olive Branch
Pink, Purple, and Blue (the Brand New You)
The Scriptwriter
Time for Bad Beliefs to Die