It’s been 10 years since Sleeping With Sirens stormed onto the scene with their debut album, With Ears To See And Eyes To Hear. Since its release, the Orlando post-hardcore-meets-pop-rock mob have moved record labels, undergone line-up changes, and even attempted entirely new stylistic leanings across their six records, with mixed results in the eyes of frontman Kellin Quinn. The singer – who is Sleeping With Sirens’ sole remaining founding member – might not love everything his band have released this past decade, but it’s led him up to right here, right now – and that’s what’s important. Though he’s undeniably currently most proud of their 2019 album How It Feels To Be Lost, Kellin attempts to take an unbiased look at SWS’ discography, ranking each album from worst to best… 6. ...
