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“We felt like we’d failed”: SiM were one of Japan’s best kept metal secrets, but after writing a song for Attack On Titan they’re ready to conquer the world

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“We felt like we’d failed”: SiM were one of Japan’s best kept metal secrets, but after writing a song for Attack On Titan they’re ready to conquer the world

Mixing nu metal, funk and reggae, SiM already enjoyed succcess in Japan, but after almost 20 years they finally broke through internationally – with the help of an anime about flesh-eating giants

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