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With this album, you run the whole gamut of techno rock starting from the electronic pop of post-industrial music and including mood music and tribal incursions. SIN's music is like life, charged with emotion, moments of joy, moments of pain - nothing about it is straightforward or smooth. The trio seems to write and play its songs as if trying to escape from a bad dream, as if playing its final cards, mocking fate. Errare Digital Est, their new album, is redolent of this flight into the future, this never-say-die compulsion to pour it all out, without considering the consequences or what other people might think. In Errare Digital Est, echoes of those to whom the trio has listened can be heard. In it we can detect melodic electronica of Depeche Mode, the intensity of Soundgarden, the devilish beauty of Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson, and even the frustrations of isolationists, Godflesh. The members of SIN have in their favor youth, willpower and spontaneity, their strength lies in their daring. If their choices are just as surprising as their musical orientation, that's what makes them stand out from the rest. That's why Errare Digital Est is so desperately seductive.