Any Given Sin Releases New Track “Rest For The Wicked” Produced By Chris Dawson

Any Given Sin’s latest single, “Rest for the Wicked,” is a powerful, hard-hitting anthem that solidifies the band’s growing presence in the modern rock and metal scene. The track balances gritty aggression with melodic sensibility, delivering a sound that feels both anthemic and deeply personal.

Instrumentals & Production

Right from the start, the song sets a dark and brooding tone with heavy guitar riffs and a driving rhythm section. The production is crisp and dynamic, allowing each instrument to shine without overwhelming the mix. The guitar work is especially noteworthy, with thick, chugging riffs that provide a strong foundation while allowing room for subtle melodies to cut through. Drummer Mike Showalter’s performance adds a unique groove to the verses, giving the track a distinctive swing that sets it apart from more straightforward hard rock fare.

Vocals & Lyrics

Vocalist Vic Ritchie delivers a passionate and intense performance, seamlessly shifting between soaring cleans and grittier, emotionally charged moments. His voice conveys a sense of desperation and defiance, perfectly complementing the song’s themes. Lyrically, “Rest for the Wicked” explores inner turmoil, perseverance, and the struggle against one’s demons. The chorus is particularly memorable, featuring a hook that lingers long after the song ends—something that’s become a signature strength for Any Given Sin.

Overall Impression

“Rest for the Wicked” is a well-crafted, high-energy track that continues Any Given Sin’s evolution. While the song retains the band’s signature hard rock intensity, the subtle experimentation with groove and melody adds a refreshing touch. Fans of bands like Breaking Benjamin, Sevendust, or Nothing More will find plenty to love here.

With this release, Any Given Sin proves that they are more than just a rising act—they are a force to be reckoned with.

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Written by: Shawn Flaherty/Rock News US

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