Nu-metal Texans SINBIOSIS have been around for some time now, releasing a few singles, and perhaps an album in the works! The band discusses these releases, some backstory into themselves, and what the future holds for them!
1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.
Sinbiosis is Nu-Metal/Metalcore from Laredo, Texas. Dom (Sloth) is on vocals. His brother Drew (Wrath) plays lead guitar. Their uncle, Da Beaver (Greed), is on bass. Raven (Envy) came in on rhythm guitar and got adopted into the group by the rest of us. Spicy (Lust) is on drums, a childhood friend of Da Beaver's.
We started as Da Ally Kats, a cover band. Local musician friends challenged us to a songwriting competition. We wrote a full set of originals, showed up, and won. That got Defect Productions' attention. After that we put a rebrand to a vote and the name Sinbiosis won.
2. What's the origin of the band's name?
Each of us came up with five possible names and we put them to a vote. Sinbiosis won. To us it means a sinful way of life. We're all born into sin and keep choosing it. Each member deals with one specific sin, so we leaned into it and turned those into the faces of the band. It's not a gimmick—it's just who we are when we plug in.
3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?
We're from Laredo, Texas, right on the border with Mexico. The metal scene here is small—Spanish-language music dominates the airwaves—but the people who show up actually stay and move. That support means everything.
Local/area bands worth checking out: As Good As Dead, Sikmind, Japanese Dream, Gardens Gate, Sounds of Arson, and Requiem for Redemption.
4. How would you describe your style?
Call it Nu-Metalcore.
It takes the groove, bounce, and late-'90s/early-2000s energy of classic nu-metal—think the rhythmic drive and party-ready feel from bands like Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit, and Korn—and pairs it with metalcore's breakdowns, vocal contrast, and modern aggression. The riffs are built to get people moving, then the breakdowns drop the weight. "N.T." sits right in that space: a party track carrying that 2000s-to-2010 nu-metal vibe with enough heaviness to keep the floor shaking.
5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?
Our debut single "N.T." dropped August 11, 2026. It's a party song with that early-2000s-to-2010 nu-metal groove—the kind of track that hits when the room's already moving. Expect crushing riffs, dynamic vocals, and breakdowns built for the pit.
6. Do you have any new music in the works?
We're finishing two new singles and a secret album. I wasn't supposed to say that part out loud.
7. As far as shows and touring, what is on the agenda?
We're locking in a Texas tour for April. End of the year we're aiming for a full U.S. run if the calendar holds. We've already played outside Laredo—San Marcos, Harlingen, Corpus, Houston, Brownsville—and opened for D.R.I. on their 2025 Texas stop. The plan is to keep the rooms getting bigger.
8. What else do you have planned for the rest of this year?
The year's winding down, so the focus is a music video for the single, getting merch out, and hitting more local gigs before we push further.
9. Where can we find you online, listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?
N.T. is on Spotify, Apple Music, and every major platform. Instagram: @sinbiosis_. Come through.
10. What is it you'd like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?
How the song made them feel. Especially if they were already ready to party—or already in the middle of one.
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