Sinema are a five-piece post-hardcore/screamo/emo band from Denton, Texas that formed in 2023. They've put out one EP, one split, and one album up to this point. I was recommended this band recently by Jack and wanted to thank him for that, because this is some fantastically eclectic stuff. Sonically, they're a seamless blend of influences, with vocals as stylistically disparate as clean, screamed, and growled; their heavy riffs chug out dissonance inflections, while the more melodic moments feature midwest emo arpeggios and even some post-rock elements. It's a throwback to the MySpace sounds of 20 years ago, but assimilated into something distinctly modern. I've find myself listening to this quite a bit lately, and they've quickly become one of the newer bands I'm most excited about, they're working with a unique energy here. Give them a try,
After The Flatline is my personal favourite of theirs, as it leans towards the more emocore side of their sound, but the album and split are worth a shot as well. Take this with a grain of salt, but if you're into bands including Alexisonfire, You And I, Thursday, and Saosin, check this out. Enjoy.
1. Stutter
2. ...And You Already Forgot
3. Hard To Get By
4. Speak Your Mind
5. I Can't See Through The Mirror
1. Sinema - The House Always Wins
2. XheartworksX - Oh, Gone From Me
1. 01
2. On A Broken Edge
3. Tears On The Moon
4. 02
5. Weather To Believe
6. Don't Just Stand There
7. I Hold On Twice
8. At Least, Be Human
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